1. WORLD SYSTEMS & COLONIALISM PART 1

2. MODERN WORLD SYSTEM Today, few societies exist that are not integrated into the nation-state or subject to state control What do we mean by ‘modern world system’? ____________________________________

3. THE WORLD SYSTEM Capitalist world economy Profit-orientated global economy based on production for sale or exchange 1. 2. 3.

4. THE WORLD SYSTEM World System Theory Proposed by Braudel initially in 1981 1. 2.

5. THE WORLD SYSTEM World System Theory Main idea: ___________________________ _____________________________________ ____________________________________ Set of ________________________ Since the_______ when Old World & New World established relations

6. THE WORLD SYSTEM World System Theory Wallerstein (1982, 2004) Three different positions of economic & political power 1. 2. 3.

7. THE WORLD SYSTEM Wallerstein’s (1982, 2004) Classification

8. THE WORLD SYSTEM Example of Wallerstein’s (1982, 2004) Classification Labor force: US & Western Europe – __________________ Non-core countries supply ____________ Benefits Core countries: _________________________ Non-core countries: ________________

9. THE WORLD SYSTEM Example of Wallerstein’s (1982, 2004) Classification Labor Migration: Germany & Turkish Guest Workers By 1970, _______________________________ ________________________________________ ____went to Germany South Africa & Lesotho