The Exam will be in class on Tuesday, February 17
Sociology 4260: Global Society Prof. Gabe Ignatow
Mid-term Exam 1 Review Sheet
Samuel Huntington
“The Clash of Civilizations”
Immanuel Wallerstein
“The Rise and Future Demise of the World Capitalist System”
Benjamin Barber
“Jihad vs. McWorld”
Martin Albrow
“Traveling Beyond Local Cultures”
Pico Iyer
“Bali: On Prospero’s Isle/Born in the
E. J. Hobsbawm
“The World Unified”
Leslie Sklair
“Sociology of the Global System”
Jan Nederveen Pieterse
“Globalization as Hybridization”
Geraldo off-line
Peter Martin
“The Moral Case for Globalization”
Martin Wolf “Why this Hatred of the Market?”
Nation-state sociology
Dual citizenship
Transnational corporations
Satellite television
Internet
International non-governmental organizations
Rise of the nation-state
Decline of states
globalists
traditionalists
transformationalists
multinational corporations
global trade
communications technology
diseases
global environmental problems
terrorism
global organized crime
“regionalization” of groups of nations
“triumphalist” scholars
liberal teleology
Western civil wars
World civilizations
Desecularization
Western dominance
World empires
World economies
Core
Periphery
Unequal exchange
Jihad
McWorld
Democracy
Globalism
Globality
Time-space compression
Disembedding
Transnational Capitalist Class
culture-ideology of consumerism
malls
center-periphery models
global flows
glocalization
Supranational regionalism
Sub-national regionalism
Structural hybridization
Hybrid sites