Santos / Seattle / Palo Alto / New York / Zurich / Beijing / Frankfurt / Natal / London / Chicago / Durham / /
Company
Duke University Press / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / Durban SA / Russell / U.S. 177 Journal / Spiegel / Zed Press / Stanford University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Japan / Russia / United States / Brazil / China / India / China and India / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of Chicago Press / University of California Press / World-Systems University / Campus Verlag / Contemporary World-System Christopher Chase-Dunn Institute / /
IndustryTerm
finance capital / energy use / communications technology / finance / energy prices / serious efforts at reaching solutions / stronger incentives to revolutionize technology / greenhouse gas emissions / rapacious finance capital / earlier regional world-systems / evolutionary world-systems / /
Organization
Cambridge University / University of California / International Monetary Fund / MIT / World Trade Organization / Duke University / Social Movement / civil society / World Bank / University of Chicago Press / United Nations / Stanford University / Contemporary World-System Christopher Chase-Dunn Institute for Research / Security Council / American Sociological Association / University of California Press / /
Person
Katarina Sehm-Patomaki / Charles Zuquete / Jose Pedro Zuquete / Hiroko Inoue / Prince / Immanuel Wallerstein / Peter Taylor / Lynne Rienner / George Soros / Andreas Leutzsch / Christopher Chase-Dunn / Andre Gunder / Jochen Walter / Giovanni Arrighi / Salvatore J. Babones / Adam Smith / Bruce Lerro / Bradley C. Parks / Mathias Albert / Roy Kwon / Christian Suter / Marko Ulvila / Timmons Parks / Jackie Weist / Dick Cheney / Ellen Reese / Kirk Lawrence / Terry Chase-Dunn / Kevan Harris / Gesa Bluhm / Dawn Weist / Terence K. Hopkins / Chris / /
Five Linked Crises in the Contemporary World-System Christopher Chase-Dunn Institute for Research on World-Systems University of California-Riverside [removed]