Science and society

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  Año 2001-2002, Vol. 65, Número 4

  • Articles

    • Between sinocentrism and eurocentrism: Debating Andre Gander Frank's Re-orient: "global economy in the Asian age"

      Ricardo Duchesne

      págs. 428-463

      

  • Communications: "the Transnational ruling class formation thesis: a symposium"

    • Globalization is , among other-things, Transnational, International, and American

      Michael Mann

      págs. 464-468

      

    • Global capitalism and the persistence of the North-South divide

      Giovanni Arrighi

      págs. 469-475

      

    • Capital, territory, and hegemony over the "longue duree"

      Jason W. Moore

      págs. 476-483

      

    • Globalization: towards a transnational state?: A skeptical note

      Robert Went

      págs. 484-491

      

    • Globalization or class society in transition?

      Kees Pijl van der

      págs. 492-499

      

    • Global capitalism and Nation-State-Centric thinking - what we don't see when do see Nation-States: response to critics

      William I. Robinson

      págs. 500-508

      

  • Communications:" time, logic, and structure in value theory: a debate"

    • On temporality, simultaneity and TSS: reply to Laibman

      G. Carchedi

      págs. 509-514

      

    • Mar's alleged logical error: a comment

      Fred Moseley

      págs. 515-527

      

    • Temporalism and textualism in value theory: rejoinder

      David Laibman

      págs. 528-533