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Measuring long-term processes of political globalization

Thompson, William R. - In: Globalization as evolutionary process : modeling global …, (pp. 58-86). 2008

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Cycles, capabilities, and war : an ecumenical view

Thompson, William R. - In: Contending approaches to world system analysis, (pp. 141-163). 1983

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The grievaces of military coup-makers

Thompson, William R. - 1973

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Phases of the business cycle and the outbreak of war

Thompson, William R. - In: International studies quarterly : the journal of the … 26 (1982) 2, pp. 301-311

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Succession crises in the global political system : a test of the transition model

Thompson, William R. - In: Crises in the world-system : [papers presented at the …, (pp. 93-116). 1983

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The world-economy, the long cycle, and the question of world-system time

Thompson, William R. - In: Foreign policy and the modern world-system, (pp. 35-62). 1983

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Long waves, technological innovation, and relative decline

Thompson, William R. - In: International organization : IO 44 (1990) 2, pp. 201-233

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Uneven economic growth, systemic challenges, and global wars

Thompson, William R. - In: International studies quarterly : the journal of the … 27 (1983) 3, pp. 341-355

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The evolution of political-economic challenges in the active zone

Thompson, William R. - In: Review of international political economy : RIPE 4 (1997) 2, pp. 286-318

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American global pre-eminence : the development and erosion of systemic leadership

Thompson, William R. - 2022

"A unique analysis that assesses how we can determine which country will be the next world leader. Will China surpass the United States as the world's leader? In American Global Pre-eminence, William R. Thompson argues that the answer depends on leads in technological innovation, energy, and...

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