Tieting Su
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5879240 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tieting Su |
| PRENOMES | Tieting |
| SOBRENOME | Su |
| ASSINATURA | SU T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | McGill University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
World Trade Networks from 1928 to 1938
Paul Einzig, a London Financial journalist, after a four week visit to New York, observed: "With few exceptions they [Financiers] were convinced that the period of prosperity then being experienced was everlasting,...Although just then there was a minor slump in Wall Street...everybody I met was convinced that the boom would be resumed..." (London Financial News 4/9/26, cited in Davis, 1975:132) This would have been an accurate portrayal of the s…
To Have and Have Not
Three Logics of "Major Power Rivalry" in the World-System
A vast body of social science literature on long waves and major power wars has greatly enriched our knowledge about the rhythms and violent transitions of the modern world-system. The correlations between long waves and major power clashes in the past has been established. What are the structural causal mechanisms between these two historical and cyclical movements? Using trade network patterns as an indicator of a deep structure, this article s…
Trade Networks, Trade Blocs, and Hegemortic Conflict
Most structural analyses of the world system have focused on distinguishing the core from the periphery and semiperiphery. This article extends the structural approach by identifying blocs and groupings in the world market. A network analysis of trade among the 102 countries with 1990 trade of U.S. $2 billion or more finds that the United States, Japan, and Germany are by far the most important countries in the trade network. The U.S. and Japanes…
Was 1980 Special? A Comparison of 1980 and 1986 Corporate PAC Contributions
Most recent sociological analysis of corporate Political Action Committee (PAC) behavior focuses on the 1980 election, but 1980 was highly unusual, with many characteristics of a critical or realigning election. Thus, previous findings that business was highly unified, or that ideological conservatives were more unified than pragmatic corporations, may be artifacts of special conditions in 1980. This study shows, however, that on a race-by-race b…
Was 1980 Special? A Comparison of 1980 and 1986 Corporate PAC Contributions
Most recent sociological analysis of corporate Political Action Committee (PAC) behavior focuses on the 1980 election, but 1980 was highly unusual, with many characteristics of a critical or realigning election. Thus, previous findings that business was highly unified, or that ideological conservatives were more unified than pragmatic corporations, may be artifacts of special conditions in 1980. This study shows, however, that on a race-by-race b…
To Have and Have Not
Trade Networks, Trade Blocs, and Hegemortic Conflict
Most structural analyses of the world system have focused on distinguishing the core from the periphery and semiperiphery. This article extends the structural approach by identifying blocs and groupings in the world market. A network analysis of trade among the 102 countries with 1990 trade of U.S. $2 billion or more finds that the United States, Japan, and Germany are by far the most important countries in the trade network. The U.S. and Japanes…
Was 1980 Special? A Comparison of 1980 and 1986 Corporate PAC Contributions
Most recent sociological analysis of corporate Political Action Committee (PAC) behavior focuses on the 1980 election, but 1980 was highly unusual, with many characteristics of a critical or realigning election. Thus, previous findings that business was highly unified, or that ideological conservatives were more unified than pragmatic corporations, may be artifacts of special conditions in 1980. This study shows, however, that on a race-by-race b…
Trade Networks, Trade Blocs, and Hegemortic Conflict
Most structural analyses of the world system have focused on distinguishing the core from the periphery and semiperiphery. This article extends the structural approach by identifying blocs and groupings in the world market. A network analysis of trade among the 102 countries with 1990 trade of U.S. $2 billion or more finds that the United States, Japan, and Germany are by far the most important countries in the trade network. The U.S. and Japanes…
Three Logics of "Major Power Rivalry" in the World-System
A vast body of social science literature on long waves and major power wars has greatly enriched our knowledge about the rhythms and violent transitions of the modern world-system. The correlations between long waves and major power clashes in the past has been established. What are the structural causal mechanisms between these two historical and cyclical movements? Using trade network patterns as an indicator of a deep structure, this article s…
To Have and Have Not
World Trade Networks from 1928 to 1938
Paul Einzig, a London Financial journalist, after a four week visit to New York, observed: "With few exceptions they [Financiers] were convinced that the period of prosperity then being experienced was everlasting,...Although just then there was a minor slump in Wall Street...everybody I met was convinced that the boom would be resumed..." (London Financial News 4/9/26, cited in Davis, 1975:132) This would have been an accurate portrayal of the s…
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