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Re: World Systems

by Robert J.S. Ross

28 October 1999 01:14 UTC


Friends,
We have a list serve problem here.  The message to which RB and others responded was not sent by me.  I sent you all a message about financiers preferring efficiency to democracy (from a New York Times article).  It's okay, but after all, the question is... shall we say, as my orthopedist does when I bring the results of multisports failures ... not age appropriate

RANDALL BURTON wrote:

RR I cannot directly answer your question and I hope someone else will venture a try. But I wanted you to know that I have recently proposed to Wallerstein that an online knowledge-base on WST be developed so that the theory could be accessible, explained and correlated with other important theories.  I am hoping to have an answer soon from Wallerstein about this project. I note that you are at Clark University.  If a knowledge-base project were to be implemented, would you have an interest in participating?  If so, could you give some details about your background.  I am looking to put together an interdisciplinary team to do this project. The favor of your reply is greatly appreciated. Randall BurtonSanta Fe, NM 
-----Original Message-----

Date: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 5:31 PM
Subject: World Systems
 Can anyone explain world systems theory to me in brief or recommend some good books on the subject please

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