World Systems THEORY Flashcards

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Wallerstein

What was the principle behind Wallerstein’s theory?

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Countries in the core (America) trade with countries in the semi-periphery to get technology (China) who get raw materials from the periphery.

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Wallerstein

What were countries in the core systematically doing?

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Placing countries in the periphery in a worse position.

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Wallerstein

What is Wallerstein’s idea commonly known as?

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‘Global Marxism’

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Wallerstein

What happens to the raw products every time they pass through a new type of country?

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They increase in price and value.

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Wallerstein

What would socialists want to happen to surplus materials produced by core countries?

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Given to periphery countries, allowing countries to grow together. Instead, they’re being deliberately underdeveloped.

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What do structuralists believe?

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There’s a fixed pattern in society.

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Wallerstein

When was Wallerstein’s theory developed?

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1970s

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Wallerstein

How do world theory and dependency link together?

How can this be viewed as structuralism?

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Periphery countries are purposefully underdeveloped by core countries.

It’s a cycle and fixed pattern of inequality, perpetrated by core countries.

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