[ASA_PEWS] JWSR Winter/Spring 2022

[Manuela Boatcă]

Apologies for cross-posting, but it is important that this message 
reaches non-members as well.

Best wishes,

Manuela Boatcă

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Betreff: 	JWSR Winter/Spring 2022
Datum: 	Thu, 31 Mar 2022 17:37:53 +0200
Von: 	Manuela Boatcă <manuela.boatca at soziologie.uni-freiburg.de>
An: 	PEWS-ANNOUNCE at LISTSERV.ASANET.ORG



Dear PEWS members,

It is my pleasure to circulate the announcement and table of contents 
for the latest issue of the Journal of World-Systems Research, which was 
just released. Do check out the exciting table of contents - below and 
attached.

Best wishes,

Manuela


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Dear colleague,

Below we announce the newest issue of the/Journal of World-Systems 
Research/, which may be of interest to members of your network/association.

The Journal of World Systems Research is available free online 
at*jwsr.pitt.edu <http://jwsr.pitt.edu>*. It is the official journal of 
the American Sociological Association’s section on Political Economy of 
the World-System and one of the most established scholarly, peer 
reviewed, open access journals. Please help us spread the word about the 
issue and forward the details below to friends and colleagues.

Andrej Grubacic
Editor,/Journal of World-Systems Research/

o members of your network/association.Kindly share this information with 
your group’s email list and other

Journal of World-Systems Research

Volume 28 Number 1

Winter/Spring 2022

Table of Contents

i Andrej Grubačić | Editorial Note: Radical as Reality Itself

ARTICLES

Omar Awass | The New Shape of the Global Power-Field (GPF) After the 
Transformation of the Modern World-System Post-WWII (Part. 2): Further 
Outlines in the Evolution of the Field and Its Impact on the Global South

Çağrı İdiman | Tributary World-Ecologies, Part I: The Origins and the 
North Sea World

Umaima Miraj | For a Revolutionary Feminist World-Systems Analysis: The 
Case of Ghadar

Michael Calderon-Zacks | Technological Change before Globalization: Race 
and Declining Employment for Mexicans on Railroads, 1945-1970

Víctor Ramiro Fernández et al. | Divergent Convergence: Complementing 
Theoretical Approaches for Understanding the Rise of the Global South 
and the Challenges for “the Rest”

Lana Parker and Natalie Delia Deckard | Market for a Public High School 
Degree: Examining the Construction of Core Credential Demand among 
Periphery Elites

COMMENTARIES

Patrick Bond | Leaning on the BRICS as a Geopolitical Counterweight 
Leads Only to Faux-Polyarchic, Subimperial “Spalling”

ESSAYS

Jason W. Moore | How to Read Capitalism in the Web of Life: Towards a 
World-Historical Materialism in the Web of Life

INTERVIEWS

Jerome Roos and Andrej Grubačić | Why Not Default? An Interview with 
Jerome Roos

BOOK REVIEWS

Give and Take: Developmental Foreign Aid and the Pharmaceutical Industry 
in East Africa by Nitsan Chorev, reviewed by Patricia Ward



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