Wallerstein's world economic theory acts as a guide to describe the changes that led to shape the world into what it is today. It focuses specifically on the changes in Western Europe between 1450 and 1670, as this was a period of significant development. As with any other model or theory, however, Wallerstein's has its own set of strengths and weaknesses that can be demonstrated by evaluating ...

sugar, including processed goods in the world in the raw material for the production of agriculture and it is a strategic commodity. the intent of this research is to approach the game theory to analyze the relationship between import and export of sugar, iranian and brazil. the impact of changes in world prices and import tariffs, the welfare of the brazilian study. the data used in this study...

In the fast-growing world of translation studies, many students may not receive adequate training at universities. A new multi-facetted approach is therefore needed to be applied in translator educational programs to meet the students’ needs and professional expectations. In order to describe the complex interrelations in translator education systems and propose a research framework that takes ...

in the framework of critical theory, this essay explains the revolutionary evolutionsin arab countries of the middle east and concludes that these evolutions haveislamic coloration. thus, it can be called islamic awakening. arab world with relyon hidden cultural rationality in islam criticize current islamic tradition and westfruition, and with use of the capacity of islamic emancipation, insur...

A world system theorist, Immanuel Wallerstein attempts to describe a modern covering economic, political and cultural areas. In his theory, he argues that the conflicts between countries which determine order in these areas are not true because is built on capitalist economic basis. He regards powerful states such as United States of America, Russia, Japan European States, seem be engaged compe...

This paper focuses on hegemony and its outcomes on international relations. A theoretical review of academic literature will be combined with an analysis of hegemony’s features and related policies in the contemporary international system. In the first part of the paper, I will look at the three schools of thought that offered the main theoretical frameworks to explain hegemony: long-cycle theo...