The document discusses globalization from the perspectives of different academic disciplines and periods of history. It provides 5 tables that analyze globalization through these lenses:
Table 1 outlines how different social science disciplines have approached globalization historically from the 1800s to present.
Table 2 identifies three major time frames (short, medium, long) when globalization dynamics increased and the relevant disciplines.
Table 3 presents approaches to global history, ranging from Eurocentric to world-systems studies to evolutionary history.
Table 4 identifies thresholds of increasing global connectivity from 3000 BCE to the 1980s based on factors like trade, technology, and politics.
Table 5 outlines five phases of globalization from 3000 BCE to the present based on
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The document discusses globalization from the perspectives of different academic disciplines and periods of history. It provides 5 tables that analyze globalization through these lenses:
Table 1 outlines how different social science disciplines have approached globalization historically from the 1800s to present.
Table 2 identifies three major time frames (short, medium, long) when globalization dynamics increased and the relevant disciplines.
Table 3 presents approaches to global history, ranging from Eurocentric to world-systems studies to evolutionary history.
Table 4 identifies thresholds of increasing global connectivity from 3000 BCE to the 1980s based on factors like trade, technology, and politics.
Table 5 outlines five phases of globalization from 3000 BCE to the present based on
The document discusses globalization from the perspectives of different academic disciplines and periods of history. It provides 5 tables that analyze globalization through these lenses:
Table 1 outlines how different social science disciplines have approached globalization historically from the 1800s to present.
Table 2 identifies three major time frames (short, medium, long) when globalization dynamics increased and the relevant disciplines.
Table 3 presents approaches to global history, ranging from Eurocentric to world-systems studies to evolutionary history.
Table 4 identifies thresholds of increasing global connectivity from 3000 BCE to the 1980s based on factors like trade, technology, and politics.
Table 5 outlines five phases of globalization from 3000 BCE to the present based on
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The document discusses globalization from the perspectives of different academic disciplines and periods of history. It provides 5 tables that analyze globalization through these lenses:
Table 1 outlines how different social science disciplines have approached globalization historically from the 1800s to present.
Table 2 identifies three major time frames (short, medium, long) when globalization dynamics increased and the relevant disciplines.
Table 3 presents approaches to global history, ranging from Eurocentric to world-systems studies to evolutionary history.
Table 4 identifies thresholds of increasing global connectivity from 3000 BCE to the 1980s based on factors like trade, technology, and politics.
Table 5 outlines five phases of globalization from 3000 BCE to the present based on
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GLOBALIZATION
JAN NEDERVEEN PIETERSE
TABLE 1 GLOBALIZATION ACCORDING TO SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES DISCIPLINES Periodizing Globalization: Histories of Globalization, Nederveen Pieterse, 2012
Disciplines Political science, international relations Development studies Geography Economics
Time 1980
Agency, domain Internationalization of the state, INGOs IMF, World Bank Space, place
Keywords Competitor states, postinternational politics, global civil society Debt crisis, structural adjustment policies Local-global interactions, glocalization Global corporation, world product, global value chains. New economy, sovereign wealth funds Global village, McDonaldization, Disneyfication, hybridization Global problems, global ethics Capitalism, industrialism, urbanization, nation states Conquest of the world market
Criterion Information and communication technologies, containerization; end of Cold War Multinational corporations Convergence of commodity prices across continents All major zones of the world connected by trade The emergence of a world economy
Start time 3000 BCE 1000 BCE 500 CE 1100 1500 1800 1950
Central nodes Eurasia Greco-Roman world, West Asia, East Africa Middle East East and South Asia and multicentric Atlantic expansion Euro-Atlantic economy US, Europe, Japan: Trilateral globalization East Asia, BRICS, emerging societies, petro Economies
Dynamics Agricultural and urban revolutions, migrations, trade, ancient empires Commercial revolution Emergence of a world economy, caravan trade Productivity, technology, urbanization; Silk Routes Triangular trade, Americas Industrialization, colonial division of labor Multinational corporations, (end of) cold war, global value chains New geography of trade, global Rebalancing
