Capital and Coercion : The Economic and Military Processes that Have Shaped the World Economy, 1800-1990

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Cover; Transnational Business and Corporate Culture; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter One: Introduction; Introduction; Outline of the Book; Chapter Two: Literature Review; Theoretical Framework; The Core/Periphery Hierarchy; Origins and Boundaries of the System; Mechanisms of Reproduction; Mechanisms of Mobility; Semiperipheral Mobility; Core Mobility (Hegemony); Empirical Studies of the Core/Periphery Hierarchy; A Theoretical Model; Chapter Three: Empirical Analyses; Research Design and Methods; Variables and Countries Included in the Analyses

Combined Data SetsMissing Data; Countries Included in the Analyses; Chapter Four: Position in the World-Economy; A Model of Position in the World-Economy; Calculating Position in the World-Economy; Position in the World-Economy 1990; Results; Calculating a Global Measure of Position 1990; Factor Analysis; A Surrogate Measure of Position in the World-Economy; Position in the World-Economy 1900-1990; Method of Calculation; Results; Chapter Five: Mobility in the World-Economy; The Core of the World-Economy 1990; Changes in Core Power 1820-1990; Mobility in the Semiperiphery and Periphery

Semiperipheral MobilityMobility in the Periphery; Chapter Six: A Causal Model of the Relationships Among Economic and Military Dimensions; Chapter Seven: Summary and Conclusions; Theoretical Implications; Core/periphery Structure; Mobility in the Core/periphery Hierarchy; Hegemony; Causal Modeling; Implications of the Findings; Directions for Future Research; Endnotes; Appendix A. Descriptive Statistics for Variables in the Analyses; Bibliography; Index

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