Christopher Chase-Dunn
Vita
(10-18-11)
Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Director, Institute for Research on WorldSystems
Department of Sociology, University of California-Riverside, Riverside, CA.92521-0419
USA
(951) 827-2062 Fax (951) 827-3330, E-mail: [email protected]
web page: http://www.irows.ucr.edu/cd/ccdhmpg.htm
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PERSONAL DATA
Date of Birth: January 10, 1944
Place of Birth: Corvallis, Oregon
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION
1964 Shasta College, Redding, CA., Journalism
1966 University of California, Berkeley, Psychology, B.A.
1968 Stanford University, Sociology, MA
1975 Stanford University, Sociology, PhD. Dissertation:
“International Economic Dependence in the World-System”
AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS
1966-1967 National Institute of Health Traineeship, Stanford.
1973-1974 University Consortium for World Order Studies, James P. Warburg
Research Fellow.
1992 Distinguished Publication Award, Political Economy of the World-System
section of American Sociological Association for Global Formation.
1993 Elected to Sociological Research Association.
2001 Elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of
Science
2002 Elected President of the Research Committee on Economy and Society
(RC02) of the International Sociology Association
2008-2009 Elected Distinguished Senior Scholar of the International Political Economy (IPE)
section of the International Studies Association
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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
1975-1983 Assistant Professor, Department of Social Relations, Johns Hopkins
University.
1983-1988 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins
University.
1988-2000 Professor, Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University.
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2000- present, Distinguished Professor, Department of Sociology, University of
California-Riverside
ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS
2000-present, Director of the Institute for Research on World-Systems
2003-2008, Chair of the Political Economy and Global Social Change graduate
specialization, UCR Department of Sociology
2011- Chair of the Evolutionary Sociology graduate specialization, UCR
Department of Sociology
2005-2008 UCR Senate Committee on Academic Personnel, Chair 2008 (all
tenure-track merits and promotions)
2008-2010, Director of the University of California-Riverside University Honors
Program (900 undergraduates, a staff of five and an annual budget of
$900,000
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2010- Graduate Advisor and Chair of the Graduate Affairs Committee, UCR
Sociology Department
2011- Program Faculty Member, Interdepartmental Graduate Program in
Management, UCR School of Business Administration
2011- Vice President of the Riverside Faculty Association
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RESEARCH GRANTS
1973-1974 Project Director of Cross-national Study of the Effects of International
Economic Dependence on Income Inequality, University Consortium for World
Order Studies.
1975-1978 Associate Research Scientist, Center for Metropolitan Planning and
Research, Johns Hopkins University.
1979-1984 Principal Investigator of Cross-national Research Project on the World
Division of Labor and the Development of City Systems (National Science
Foundation).
1991-1993 Principal Investigator research project on "Intersocietal inequalities in
very small world-systems" National Science Foundation, Sociology Program.
1998-1999 Principal Investigator, Guatemalan Development and Democracy,
National Science Foundation, Division of International Programs
2000-2002 Principal Investigator, "Trajectories and causes of structural
globalization, 1800-2000," National Science Foundation, Sociology Program.
2003 Co-Principal Investigator, "Labor solidarity and transportation in the
globalizing commodity chains and circuits of capital of the Pacific Rim." UC
Institute for Labor Education (with Edna Bonacich and Thomas E. Reifer).
2004 Co-Principal Investigator, "Social Bases of Global Elite Integration"
National Science Foundation, Sociology Program (with Thomas E. Reifer)
2005 Co-Principal Investigator, “Global state formation: modeling the rise, fall
and upward sweeps of large polities in world history and the global future”
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National Science Foundation, Human Social Dynamics Program (with E.N.
Anderson and Peter Turchin)
2006 Co-Principal Investigator, “US Labor Revitalization and the Global Social
Forum Process” UC Labor and Employment Research Fund (LERF) with Ellen
Reese.
AREAS OF TEACHING INTEREST
Transnational Social Movements
Comparative Civilizations and World Cultures
Political Economy and Global Social Change
Sociocultural Evolution
World-Systems Ecology
Urbanization and Settlement Systems
Macrocomparative Research Methods
CURRENT RESEARCH
The rise, fall and upward sweeps and collapses of settlements and polities since
the Paleolithic and trajectories of global state formation
World cities and suburbanization
Trajectory of U.S. hegemony
World Revolutions
Web Science
Transnational Social Movements and Populist Regimes in the Global South
The evolution of global governance, global state formation and global democracy
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
1984-1986 Chair of the International Studies Association section on International
Political Economy.
1983-1993 Chair of Graduate Curriculum Committee, Department of Sociology,
Johns Hopkins University.
1994-present Coordinator of the Program on Crossnational Sociology and
International Development, Johns Hopkins University.
1982 Chair of the American Sociological Association Section on the Political
Economy of the World-System.
1994 Member of Johns Hopkins University Committee to Organize a Global
Studies Program.
1973-present Associate Editor, Critical Sociology.
1979-1982 Associate Editor, Social Problems.
1978-1985 Advisory Editor, Sociological Quarterly.
1980-1989 Editorial Advisory Board, International Studies Quarterly.
1984-present Member of Board of Editors, International Political Economy
Yearbook. IPE Section of the International Studies Association.
1988-1991 Member of Ruling Council of the International Society for the
Comparative Study of Civilizations.
1988-90 Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Political and Military Sociology.
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1992-1997 International Board, Review of International Political Economy.
1992-2000 Founder and former List-owner, wsn, a world-systems electronic
conferencing network at csf.colorado.edu
1994-2007, Founder and Former Editor, Journal of World-Systems Research
1995-2002 Treasurer RC02 Economy and Society Research Committee,
International Sociological Association
2000- Founder and Director of the Institute for Research on World-Systems,
University of California, Riverside.
2002 Series Editor of two book series on global social change for the Johns
Hopkins University Press.
2002-2006 President of RC02 Economy and Society Research Committee,
International Sociological Association
2003-present, Member of Executive Board, Global Studies Association-North
America
Special Advisor, Globalizations 2005-present
2005-2008 UCR Committee on Academic Personnel
2007- Member of the International Advisory Board of Hemispheres: A Journal of
the Global South
2008-2010, Director of the University of California-Riverside University Honors
Program
2011- UCR Senate Graduate Council
2011- Program Faculty Member, Interdepartmental Graduate Program in
Management, UCR School of Business Administration
Journal Referee or Book Reviewer for American Sociological Review, American
Journal of Sociology, Contemporary Sociology, Journal of Conflict Resolution,
International Studies Quarterly, Social Science Quarterly, Sociology of
Education, Comparative Political Studies, Social Forces, Journal of Political and
Military Sociology, Urban Affairs Quarterly, Comparative Studies in Society and
History, American Indian Culture and Research Journal, Sociological Inquiry,
Current Anthropology, Journal of Asian Studies, Annals of the American
Academy of Political and Social Science, Social Dynamics, Journal of
Archaeological Research, Globalizations, Cooperation and Conflict and
Historical Materialism.
BOOKS
Christopher Chase-Dunn (ed.) Socialist States in the World-System. Beverly Hills: Sage.
1982.
Volker Bornschier and Christopher Chase-Dunn. Transnational Corporations and
Underdevelopment. New York: Praeger, 1985.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. Global Formation: Structures of The World-Economy. New
York: Basil Blackwell, 1989. American Sociology Association PEWS Distinguished
Publication Award, 1992. Revised Second edition published in 1998 by Rowman and
Littlefield.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall (eds.) Core/Periphery Relations in the
Precapitalist Worlds. Boulder: Westview Press, 1991.
Christopher Chase-Dunn (ed.) The Historical Evolution of the International Political
Economy In the Library of International Political Economy series, Cheltanham, UK:
Edward Elgar, 1995.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall. Rise and Demise: Comparing WorldSystems Boulder, CO.: Westview. 1997.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Kelly M. Mann. The Wintu and Their Neighbors: A Small
World-System in Northern California, University of Arizona Press,1998.
Volker Bornschier and Christopher Chase-Dunn (eds.) The Future of Global Conflict
London: Sage. 1999.
Terry Boswell and Christopher Chase-Dunn. 2000 The Spiral of Capitalism and
Socialism: Toward Global Democracy. Boulder, CO.: Lynne Rienner. Political Economy
of the World-System Section of the American Sociological Association Outstanding
Book of the Year Award, August 18.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Nelson Amaro and Susanne Jonas (eds.) 2001 Globalization on
the Ground: Postbellum Guatemalan Democracy and Development. Lanham, MD:
Rowman and Littlefield.
Jonathan Friedman and Christopher Chase-Dunn (eds.) 2005. Hegemonic Declines:
Present and Past. Boulder, CO.: Paradigm Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and E.N. Anderson (eds.) 2005. The Historical Evolution of
World-Systems. London: Palgrave.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Salvatore Babones (eds.) 2006 Global Social Change:
Comparative and World Historical Perspectives. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University
Press.
Jackie Smith, Marina Karides, Marc Becker, Dorval Brunelle, Christopher Chase-Dunn,
Donatella della Porta, Rosalba Icaza Garza, Jeffrey S. Juris, Lorenzo Mosca, Ellen Reese,
Peter Jay Smith and Rolando Vazquez 2007 Global Democracy and the World Social
Forums. Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Bruce Lerro, Forthcoming Social Change: World-Systems
and Globalization. Pearson Education.
Salvatore Babones and Christopher Chase-Dunn (eds.) Forthcoming Handbook of WorldSystems Analysis: Theory and Research London: Routledge
REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1975. "The effects of international economic dependence and
inequality: a cross-national study," American Sociological Review 40:720-738. Reprinted
in John W. Meyer and Michael T. Hannan (eds.) National Development and the World
System, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1979.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Richard Rubinson. 1977. "Toward a structural perspective
on the world-system." Politics and Society 7, 4:453-76.
Volker Bornschier, Christopher Chase-Dunn and Richard Rubinson. 1978. "Crossnational evidence of the effects of foreign investment and aid on economic growth and
inequality: a survey of findings and a reanalysis," American Journal of Sociology 84,
3:651-83. Reprinted in Pp. 187-210 in A. Seligson. The Gap Between Rich and Poor.
Boulder: Westview Press, 1984. Revised version in Volker Bornschier, Multinationale
Konzerne, Wirtschaftspolitik und nationale Entwicklung im Weltsystem. Frankfurt:
Campus Verlag, 1980.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1979. "Comparative research on world-system characteristics."
International Studies Quarterly 23, 4:601-623, December.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1980. "Socialist states in the capitalist world-economy," Social
Problems 27, 5:505-525, June.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1980. "Stages of dependency or cycles of world- system
development?" Humboldt Journal of Social Relations 8, 1:1-24, Fall/Winter.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1981. "Interstate system and capitalist world-economy: one
logic or two?" International Studies Quarterly 25, 1:19-42, March. Reprinted in World
System Structure: Continuity and Change, edited by W. Ladd Hollist and James Rosenau.
Beverly Hills: Sage, 1981 and in Joseph Grieco (ed.) The International System and the
International Political Economy, London: Edward Elgar, 1993; and in George T. Crane
and Abla Amawi (eds.) The Theoretical Evolution of the International Political Economy,
New York: Oxford University Press.
T. R. Durham, Judy Morgan, Barbara Larcom and Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1981.
"Control of the work process: the workers' viewpoint," International Journal of Health
Services 11, 1:207-220.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Aaron Pallas and Jeffrey Kentor. 1982. "Old and new research
designs for studying the world-system," Comparative Political Studies 15, 3:341-356
(October).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Joan Sokolovsky. 1983. "Interstate systems, world-empires
and the capitalist world-economy," International Studies Quarterly 27, 3.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1985. "The coming of urban primacy in Latin America,"
Comparative Urban Research XI, 1-2: 14-31.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1988. "Comparing world-systems: Toward a theory of
semiperipheral development," Comparative Civilizations Review, 19:29-66, Fall.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1990 "World state formation: historical processes and emergent
necessity" Political Geography Quarterly, 9,2: 108-30 (April).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 1993 "Comparing world-systems: concepts
and working hypotheses." Social Forces 71,4 (June).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall, 1994 "The historical evolution of worldsystems" Sociological Inquiry 64,3:257-280 (August).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Bruce Podobnik, "The next world war: world-system cycles
and trends," Journal of World-Systems Research 1:6, 1995. Spanish translation in John
Saxe-Fernandez (Coordinator) Globalizacion: Critica de un paradigma. Mexico, D.F.:
Instituto de Investigaciones Economicas, UNAM, 1997.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall, 1998 "World-Systems in North America:
Networks, Rise and Fall and Pulsations of Trade in Stateless Systems," American Indian
Culture and Research Journal 22,1:23-72.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 1998 "Ecological degradation and the
evolution of world-systems" Journal of World-Systems Research 3: 403 - 431.
Christopher Chase-Dunn 1999 "Guatemala in the Global System" Journal of
Interamerican Studies and World Affairs
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "Globalization: a world-systems perspective," Journal of
World-Systems Research 5,2, 1999. Reprinted in Gerhard Preyer and Mathias Bos (eds.)
Borderlines in a Globalized World: New Perspective in a Sociology of the World-System.
Dordrecht, Netherlands: Kluwer.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Yukio Kawano and Benjamin Brewer 2000 "Trade
Globalization since 1795: waves of integration in the world-system," American
Sociological Review 65:77-95 (February). Scientific American article: IROWS
Director Christopher Chase-Dunn’s research on long waves of trade globalization (with
Yukio Kawano and Benjamin Brewer), originally published in the American Sociological Review
(February, 2000) was summarized in Scientific American June 2003. See
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Susan Manning and Thomas D. Hall, 2000 "Rise and Fall:
East-West Synchronicity and Indic Exceptionalism Reexamined" Social Science History
24,4: 721-48(Winter) .
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2002 "Globalization from below: toward a collectively rational
and democratic global commonwealth" Annals of the American Academy of Political
and Social Science Volume 581: 48-61 (May).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Susan Manning, 2002 "City systems and world-systems:
four millennia of city growth and decline," Cross-Cultural
Research 36, 4: 379-398 (November). Reprinted in Ronan
Paddison 2009 Urban Studies Economy ISBN: 978-1-84787258-6 (September) SAGE Publications
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Andrew K. Jorgenson, “Regions and Interaction Networks:
an institutional materialist perspective,” 2003 International Journal of Comparative
Sociology 44,1:433-450.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Andrew K. Jorgenson, “Interaction Networks and Structural
Globalization: A Comparative World-Systems Perspective “ 2003 Society in Transition
34,2:206-220.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Thomas Reifer, Andrew Jorgenson and Shoon Lio 2005 "The
U.S. Trajectory: A Quantitative Reflection, Sociological Perspectives 48,2: 233-254
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2005 “Social evolution and the future of world society” Journal
of World-Systems Research 11,2: 171-192 Special Issue: Globalizations from ‘Above’
and ‘Below’: The Future of World Society Edited by: Mark Herkenrath, Claudia König,
Hanno Scholtz, & Thomas Volken (e-journal, author holds copyright)
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2007 “Sociocultural evolution and the future of world society”
World Futures 63,5-6:408-424.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Christine Petit, Richard Niemeyer, Robert A. Hanneman and
Ellen Reese 2007 “The contours of solidarity and division among global movements”
International Journal of Peace Studies 12,2: 1-15 (Autumn/Winter)
Ellen Reese, Christopher Chase-Dunn, Kadambari Anantram, Gary Coyne, Matheu
Kaneshiro, Ashley N. Koda, Roy Kwon and Preeta Saxena 2008 “Research Note:
Surveys of World Social Forum participants show influence of place and base in the
global public sphere” Mobilization: An International Journal. 13,4:431-445. Revised
version in A Handbook of the World Social Forums Editors: Jackie Smith, Scott Byrd,
Ellen Reeseand Elizabeth Smythe. Paradigm Publishers
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2010 “Evolution of Nested Networks in the Prehistoric U.S.
Southwest: A Comparative World-Systems Approach”. Evolution: An Interdisciplinary
Almanac.
Chase-Dunn, Christopher, Thomas D. Hall, Richard Niemeyer, Alexis Alvarez, Hiroko
Inoue, Kirk Lawrence, and Anders Carlson. 2010. “Middlemen and Marcher States in
Central Asia and East/West Empire Synchrony.” Social Evolution and History
9:1(March):1-29.
Christopher Chase-Dunn “Globalization from Below: toward a collectively rational and
democratic global commonwealth” Journal of Globalization Studies 1,1: 46-57
(May)(revised version of an article published in Annals of the American Academy of
Science, 2002)
Chase-Dunn, Christopher and Kirk S. Lawrence 2011 “The next three futures, Part One:
Looming crises of global inequality, ecological degradation and a failed system of global
governance” Global Society, 25:2:137-153 (April).
Chase-Dunn, Christopher and Kirk S. Lawrence 2011 “The next three futures, Part Two:
Possbilities of Another Round of U.S. Hegemony, Global Collapse or Global
Democracy” Global Society, 25:3:269-285 (July).
Chase-Dunn, Chris, Roy Kwon, Kirk Lawrence and Hiroko Inoue 2011 “Last of the
hegemons: U.S. decline and global governance” International Review of Modern
Sociology 37,1: 1-29 (Spring).
Thomas D. Hall, P. Nick Kardulias and Christopher Chase-Dunn 2011 “World-Systems
Analysis and Archaeology: Continuing the Dialogue” Journal of Archaeological
Research19, 3: 233-279
http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&id=doi:10.1007/s10814-0109047-5
Fletcher, Jesse B; Apkarian, Jacob; Hanneman, Robert A; Inoue, Hiroko; Lawrence,
Kirk; Chase-Dunn, Christopher. 2011”Demographic Regulators in Small-Scale WorldSystems” Structure and Dynamics 5, 1
OTHER JOURNAL ARTICLES
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1981. "Response to critiques of 'Socialist states in the capitalist
world-economy,'" Social Problems 28, 5:527-532, June.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1982. "World division of labor and the development of city
systems: a longitudinal cross-national study," Comparative Research 9, 3:3-9, Winter.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1983. "Urbanization in the World-system: New Directions for
Research," in Comparative Urban Research, 9, 2:41-46. Reprinted in Michael Peter
Smith (ed.) Cities in Transformation: Class, Capital and the State. Beverly Hills: Sage.
1984.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1990 "Resistance to imperialism: semiperipheral actors,"
Review, 13,1:1-31 (Winter).
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1992. "The national state as an agent of modernity." Problems
of Communism XLI, January-April, :29-37.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1992 "The Wintu and their neighbors: a very small worldsystem." In Proceedings of Society for California Archaeology.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 1992 "World-systems and modes of
production: toward the comparative study of transformations." Humboldt Journal of
Social Relations 18,1:81-117.
Thomas D. Hall and Christopher Chase-Dunn 1993 "The world-systems perspective and
archaeology: forward in to the past." Journal of Archaeological Research 1,2:121-143.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1993 Comment on Gunder Frank's "Bronze Age world system
cycles." Current Anthropology 34,4:407-8 (August-October).
Thomas D. Hall and Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1994 "Forward into the past: worldsystems before 1500." Sociological Forum 9,2:295-306.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Alice Willard, "Cities in the Central Political-Military
Network Since CE 1200" Comparative Civilizations Review, 30:104-32 (Spring) 1994.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 1994 "The historical evolution of worldsystems" Sociological Inquiry 64,3:257-280 (August).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 1995 "The historical evolution of worldsystems: iterations and transformations" Protosoziologie Heft 7:23-34. Reprinted in
Gerhard Preyer (ed.) Strukturelle Evolution und das Weltsystem:Theorien, Sozialstruktur
und evolutionaere Entwicklungen March Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp Verlag, 1998.
Boswell, Terry and Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1996. "The Future of the World-System"
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. 16, 7/8:148-179.
Chase-Dunn, Christopher 1996 "Agency, structure and the world-system," Humboldt
Journal of Social Relations 22,2:85-96.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Terry Boswell 1999 "Postcommunism and the Global
Commonwealth" Humboldt Journal of Social Relations 24,1-2: 195-219.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Terry Boswell 2004 “Global democracy: a world-systems
perspective” Protosociology 20: 15-29.
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2005 “Global public social science” The American Sociologist
36,3-4:121-132 (Fall/Winter). Reprinted Pp. 179-194 in Lawrence T. Nichols (ed.)
Public Sociology: The Contemporary Debate. New Brunswick, NJ: Transnaction Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Kirk Lawrence 2010 “Alive and well: a response to
Sanderson” International Journal of Comparative Sociology 51,6:470-480
SPECIAL JOURNAL ISSUES EDITED
Christopher Chase-Dunn (ed.) Special Issue of Review on "Quantitative Studies of the
World-System." Volume 8, Number 4, Spring, 1985.
Christopher Chase-Dunn (ed.) Special Issue of Review on "Comparing World-Systems,"
Volume 15, Number 3, Summer, 1992. Introduction: "The Comparative Study of WorldSystems." Pp. 313-334.
ARTICLES IN COLLECTIONS
John W. Meyer, John Boli-Bennett and Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1975. "Convergence
and divergence in development," Annual Review of Sociology, V. 1.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1978. "Core-periphery relations: the effects of core
competition," in Barbara H. Kaplan (ed.) Social Change in the Capitalist World
Economy. Beverly Hills: Sage.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Richard Rubinson. 1979. "Cycles, trends, and new
departures in world-system development," in John W. Meyer and Michael T. Hannan
(eds.) National Development and the World System: Educational, Economic, and
Political Change, 1950-1970. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1980. "The development of core capitalism in the antebellum
United States: tariff politics and class struggle in an upwardly mobile semiperiphery" in
Albert J. Bergesen (ed.) Studies of the Modern World-System. New York: Academic
Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1982. "Models and interpretation in world-system research:
comments on Bach," in Terence K. Hopkins and Immanuel Wallerstein (eds.) Processes
of the World-System, Vol. 3, Political Economy of the World-System Annuals (Beverly
Hills: Sage, 1980). Reprinted in T. K. Hopkins and I. Wallerstein (eds.) World-Systems
Analysis, Beverly Hills: Sage, 1982.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1982. "The uses of formal comparative research on dependency
and the world-system perspective," Pp. 117-40 in Harry Makler, Alberto Martinelli and
Neil Smelser (eds.) The New International Economy. London: Sage Publications.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1982. "International economic policy in a declining core state."
Pp. 77-96 in William R. Avery and David Rapkin (eds.) America in a Changing World
Political Economy. New York: Longmans.
Chase-Dunn, Christopher. 1982. "The uses of formal comparative research on
dependency theory and the world-system perspective" pp. 117-140 in Harry Makler,
Alberto Martinelli and Neil Smelser (eds.) The New International Economy Beverly
Hills: Sage.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1983. "Socialist state policy in the capitalist world-economy."
In Patrick McGowan and Charles H. Kegley (eds.) Foreign Policy and the Modern World
System, Vol. 7, Sage International Yearbook of Foreign Policy Studies.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1983. "Three approaches to the kernel of the capitalist worldeconomy." In William R. Thompson (ed.) Contending Approaches to World System
Analysis. Beverly Hills: Sage.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1983. "Inequality, structural mobility and dependency reversal
in the capitalist world-economy." In Charles F. Doran et al. (eds.) North-South Relations:
Studies of Dependency Reversal. New York: Praeger.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1984. "The world-system since 1950: what has really
changed?" In Charles Bergquist (ed.) Labor in the World Economy. Beverly Hills: Sage.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1985. "The system of world cities: A. D. 800-1975." In
Michael Timberlake (ed.) Urbanization in the World Economy. New York: Academic
Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1985. "Historical development of the global political
economy." In W. Ladd Hollist and F. Lamond Tullis (eds.) A Global Political Economy,
Vol. 1 of the International Political Economy Yearbook. Boulder: Westview.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1985. "El fenomeno de primacia de una ciudad an los sistemas
urbanos latinoamericanos: su surgimiento," Pp. 27-46 in J. E. Hardoy and A. Portes (eds.)
Ciudades y Sistemas Urbanos: Economia Informal y Desorden Espacial. Buenos Aires:
CLACSO.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1987. "Cycles, trends or transformation?: The world-system
since 1945," Pp. 57-84 in Terry Boswell and Albert Bergesen (eds.) America's Changing
Role in the World-System. New York: Praeger.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1987. "The Korean Trajectory in the world-system," Pp. 270304 in Kyong-dong Kim (ed.) Dependency Issues in Korean Development: Comparative
Perspectives. Seoul: Seoul National University Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Kenneth O'Reilly. 1989. "Core wars of the future" Pp. 4764 in Robert K. Schaeffer (ed.) War in the World-System. Westport, CT.: Greenwood
Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1990 "The limits of hegemony," in David P. Rapkin (ed.)
World Leadership and Hegemony, Boulder, CO.: Lynne Rienner.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1992 "The role of cities in the transformation of worldsystems" Volker Bornschier and Peter Lengyel (eds.) World Society Studies, Volume 2.
Frankfurt and New York: Campus Verlag.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1990 "Socialism and capitalism on a world scale" Pp. 67-86 in
William K. Tabb (ed.) The Future of Socialism, New York: Monthly Review Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1992 "The spiral of capitalism and socialism," in Louis F.
Kriesberg (ed.) Research in Social Movements, Conflict and Change, Volume 14.
Greenwich, CT. : JAI Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn. 1992. "Theoretical Approaches to world-systems analysis." Pp.
3-20 in Chronis Polychroniou (ed.) Perspectives and Issues in International Political
Economy, Westport, CT.: Praeger.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 1994 "The Gulf War and the World-System." Pp. 198-217 in
John O'Loughlin, Thomas Mayer and Edward S. Greenberg (eds.) War and Its
Consequences: Lessons from the Persian Gulf Conflict. Harper Collins.
Christopher Chase-Dunn 1993 "Technology and the logic of world-systems" Pp. 85-106
in Ronen P. Palan and Barry Gills (eds.) Transcending the State-Global Divide: The NeoStructuralist Agenda in International Relations. Boulder: Lynne Rienner.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "United States culture and world culture." pp. 37-62 in
Manwoo Lee, Su-Hoon Lee, Francine Fournier and Tae-Ho Yoo (eds.) Culture and
Development in a new Era and in a Transforming World. Seoul: Institute for Far Eastern
Studies, Kyungnam University and UNESCO.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "Comment on Edward Schortman and Patricia Urban's 'Living
on the edge: core/periphery relations in ancient southeastern Mesoamerica." Current
Anthropology 35,4, 1994.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall, "Cross-world-system comparisons:
similarities and differences," Pp. 109-135 in Stephen Sanderson (ed.) Civilizations and
World Systems Studying World-Historical Change. Walnut Creek, CA.: Altamira Press
(1995).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Peter Grimes, "World-Systems Analysis." Annual Review
of Sociology 1995. 21:387-417.
Christopher Chase-Dunn "World-systems: similarities and differences" Pp. 246-258 in
The Underdevelopment of Development: Essays in honor of Andre Gunder Frank.
Thousand Oaks, CA. Sage 1996.
Thomas D. Hall and Christopher Chase-Dunn "Comparing world-systems: concepts and
hypotheses" Pp. 13-28 in Peter N. Peregrine and Gary M. Feinman (eds.) Pre-Columbian
World-Systems Madison, WI.: Prehistory Press 1996.
Volker Bornschier and Christopher Chase-Dunn 1999 "Technological change,
globalization and hegemonic rivalry" in V. Bornschier and C. Chase-Dunn (eds.) The
Future of Global Conflict. London: Sage.
Christopher Chase-Dunn "Globalization: a world-systems perspective" In Jose Ciprut
(ed.) Of Fears and Foes: International Relations in an Evolving Global Political
Economy. (forthcoming).
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 1998 "The historical evolution of worldsystems: interations and transformations," in Gerhard Preyer (ed.) Strukturelle Evolution
un das Weltsystem. Frankfurt: Suhrkamp.
Christopher Chase-Dunn "Forward" Pp. xi-xiii in P. Nick Kardulias (ed.) World-Systems
Theory in Practice. Lanham, MD.: Rowman and Littlefield 1999.
Terry Boswell and Christopher Chase-Dunn 2000 "From state socialism to global
democracy: the transnational politics of the modern world-system." Pp. 289-306 in
Thomas D. Hall (ed.) A World-Systems Reader: New Perspectives on Gender, Urbanism,
Cultures, Indigenous Peoples, and Ecology. Lanham, MD.: Rowman and Littlefield
Chase-Dunn, Christopher and Thomas D. Hall. 2000. "Comparing World-systems to
Explain Social Evolution." Pp. 85-111 in World System History: The Social Science of
Long-Term Change, edited by Robert Denemark, Jonathan Friedman, Barry K. Gills, and
George Modelski. London: Routledge.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall. "Paradigms Bridged: Institutional
Materialism and World-Systemic Evolution," for Structure, Culture, and History, 2000
edited by Sing Chew and David Knottnerus. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, in
press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2001 "Globalization from below in Guatemala" in C. ChaseDunn, Nelson Amaro and Susanne Jonas (eds.) Globalization on the Ground: Postbellum
Guatemalan Democracy and Development. 2001 Rowman and Littlefield.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 2001"Globalization From Below: Toward a Collectively
Rational and Democratic Global Commonwealth" in G. Kohler and E.J.Chaves (eds.),
Globalization: Critical Perspectives. New York: Nova Science.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, 2001 "World-Systems Theorizing" in Jonathan Turner (ed.)
Handbook of Sociological Theory. New York: Plenum.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Andrew Jorgenson 2003, "Systems of Cities," in Paul Demeny
and Geoffrey McNicoll. Encyclopedia of Population. Vol. 1. Pp. 379-398.New York: Macmillan
Reference USA.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Barry Gills 2005 “Waves of globalization and resistance in
the capitalist world system: social movements and critical globalization studies.” Pp. 4554 in Richard Appelbaum and William Robinson (eds.) Critical Globalization Studies.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Alexis Alvarez and Daniel Pasciuti, 2005 “World-systems in
the biogeosphere: three thousand years of urbanization, empire formation and climate
change.” Pp. 311-332 in Paul Ciccantell, Gay Seidman and David A. Smith (eds.) Nature,
Raw Materials, and Political Economy. JAI/Elsevier.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Alexis Alvarez, and Daniel Pasciuti "Power and Size;
urbanization and empire formation in world-systems" Pp. 92-112 in C. Chase-Dunn and
E.N. Anderson (eds.) The Historical Evolution of World-Systems. New York: Palgrave.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Daniel Pasciuti, Alexis Alvarez and Thomas D. Hall. 2006
“Waves of Globalization and Semiperipheral Development
in the Ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian World-Systems” Pp. 114-138 in Barry Gills
and William R. Thompson (eds.),
Globalization and Global History London: Routledge.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall 2006 “Ecological degradation and the
evolution of world-systems”
Pp. 231-252 in Andrew Jorgenson and Edward Kick (eds.) Globalization and the
Environment. Leiden: Brill.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Ellen Reese 2007 “The World Social Forum: a global party
in the making?” Pp. 53-92 in Katrina Sehm-Patomaki and Marko Ulvila (eds.) Global
Political Parties, London: Zed Press.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Ellen Reese, Mark Herkenrath, Rebecca Giem, Erika
Guttierrez, Linda Kim, and Christine Petit, “North-South Contradictions and Bridges at
the World Social Forum” 2008 Pp341-366 in Rafael Reuveny and William R. Thompson
(eds.) NORTH AND SOUTH IN THE WORLD POLITICAL ECONOMY. Malden, MA:
Blackwell.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Andrew Jorgenson 2007 “Trajectories of trade and
investment globalization” Pp. 165-185 in Ino Rossi (ed.) Frontiers of Globalization
Research: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches. New York: Springer
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Thomas D. Hall and Peter Turchin 2007 “World-systems in the
biogeosphere: urbanization, state formation and climate change since the Iron Age” Pp.
132-148 in Alf Hornborg and Carole Crumley (eds.) The World System and the Earth
System: Global Socioenvironmental Cahnge and Sustainability Since the Neolithic.
Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press.
Ellen Reese, Christopher Chase-Dunn, Erika Gutierrez, Rebecca Álvarez, Linda Kim, and
Christine Petit (forthcoming) “ Unions and the World Social Forum Process:
Report from the WSF05 Survey” Forthcoming in Jerry Harris (ed.) GSA Papers 2007: Contested
Terrains of Globalization. Chicago: ChangeMaker.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Hiroko Inoue, Alexis Alvarez and Richard Niemeyer 2009
“Global State Formation and Global Democracy: a World Historical Perspective” Pp. 6584 in Yildiz Atasoy (ed) Hegemonic Transitions,,the State and Crisis in Neoliberal
Capitalism. London & New York: Routledge
Hall, Thomas D., Christopher Chase-Dunn and Richard Niemeyer. 2009 “The Roles of
Central Asian Middlemen and Marcher States in Afro-Eurasian World-System
Synchrony.” Pp. 69-82 in The Rise of Asia and the Transformation of the World-System,
Political Economy of the World-System Annuals. Vol XXX, edited by Ganesh K.
Trinchur. Boulder, CO: Paradigm Press.
C.K. Chase-Dunn 2008 “The world-system as a social problem” in Vincent Parrillo (ed.)
The Encyclopedia of Social Problems. Sage: Thousand Oaks, CA
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C.K. Chase-Dunn ,(2008),WORLD URBANIZATION: THE ROLE OF SETTLEMENT
SYSTEMS IN HUMAN SOCIAL EVOLUTION, in World System History, [Eds.
George Modelski,Robert A.Denemark], in Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems
(EOLSS), Developed under the Auspices of the UNESCO, Eolss Publishers, Oxford ,UK,
[http://www.eolss.net]
C. Chase-Dunn and R.E. Niemeyer 2009 “The world revolution of 20xx” Pp. 35-57 in
Mathias Albert, Gesa Bluhm, Han Helmig, Andreas Leutzsch, Jochen Walter (eds.)
Transnational Political Spaces. Campus Verlag: Frankfurt/New York
C. Chase-Dunn and Terry Boswell 2009 “Semiperipheral devolopment and global
democracy” PP 213-232 in Owen Worth and Phoebe Moore, Globalization and the
“New” Semiperipheries, Palgrave.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Matheu Kaneshiro 2009 “Stability and Change in the
contours of Alliances Among movements in the social forum process” Pp. 119-133 in
David Fasenfest (ed.) Engaging Social Justice. Leiden: Brill.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Richard Niemeyer, Alexis Alvarez and Hiroko Inoue 2009
“Scale transitions and the evolution of global governance since the Bronze Age” Pp. 261284 in William R. Thompson (ed.) Systemic Transitions. New York: Palgrave MacMillan
Chase-Dunn, Christopher and Thomas D. Hall. 2011“East and West in world-systems
evolution” Pp. 97-119 in Patrick Manning and Barry K. Gills (eds.) Andre Gunder Frank
and Global Development, London: Routledge.
Chase-Dunn, C. and Hiroko Inoue 2011 “Immanuel Wallerstein” Pp. 395-411 in George
Ritzer and Jeffrey Stepnisky (eds.) The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Major Social
Theorists, Volume 2, Contemporary Social Theorists. Chichester: John Wiley
Thomas Hall and Christopher Chase-Dunn 2009 “Changement social er integration des
reseaux d’change dans la longue duree” Pp 159-190 in Philippe BEAUJARD, Laurent
BERGER & Philippe NOREL (eds.) Histoire globale, mondialisations et capitalisme
Paris: éditions La découverte, collection Recherches.
Reprint of Chapter 1 of Jackie Smith et al Global Democracy and the WSFs,
“Globalization and the Emergence of the World Social Forums” Pp. 277-293, Manfred
B. Steger (ed.) 2010 "Globalization: the Greatest Hits" Boulder: CO: Paradigm
publishers).
Christopher Chase-Dunn 2011 “Evolution of Nested Networks in the Prehistoric U.S.
Southwest: A Comparative World-Systems Approach” Pp. 251-273 in Leonid E. Grinen,
Andrey V. Lorotayev, Robert L. Carneiro and Fred Spier (eds.) Evolution: Cosmic,
Biological, Social . Volgograd, Russia: Uchitel Publishing House.
BOOK REVIEWS
"Who gets what and why: a review of Samir Amin's Unequal Development, Michael
Lipton's Why Poor People Stay Poor, and Robert W. Tucker's The Inequality of Nations,
"Working Papers for a New Society, VI, 2,80-86. March/April, 1978.
"Family life and economic institutions: a review essay on Eli Zaretzky's Capitalism, The
Family and Personal Life," with Andrew Cherlin. Contemporary Sociology 8, 1:62-4
(1979).
"A world-system perspective on Cardoso and Faletto's Dependency and Development in
Latin America." Latin American Research Review 17, 1:166-171 (1982).
"Unequal development: a review of Samir Amin's Unequal Development." Insurgent
Sociologist, 8,1:78-81 (Winter, 1978).
"Review of Working for Capitalism by Richard Pfeffer." Insurgent Sociologist, IX, 4:9395. (Spring, 1980).
"Review of Is The Red Flag Flying: The Political Economy of the Soviet Union Today"
by Albert Szymmanski. Insurgent Sociologist 10, 2 (Spring, 1981).
"Review of Crisis: In the World Economy" by Andre Gunder Frank. In Economic
Development and Cultural Change 31, 2:410-416, January 1983.
"Review of The World-System of Capitalism: Past and Present." Edited by Walter
Goldfrank. Social Forces, 59, 4:1323-1324 (1981).
"Review of Raymond C. Kelly, The Nuer Conquest: The Structure and Development of
An Expansionist System." PEWS News, Summer, 1988.
"Review of Matthew Melko and Leighton R. Scott (eds.) The Boundaries of Civilizations
in Space and Time." Comparative Civilizations Review, 20, Spring, 1989.
"Review of Thomas D. Hall, Social Change in the Southwest, 1350-1880." Contemporary
Sociology 19,3:370-1, May, 1990.
"Review of Ross Hassig's Aztec Warfare: Imperial Expansion and Political Control."
Comparative Civilizations Review 24:101-105 (Spring, 1991).
"Review of Dale Tomich's Slavery in the Circuit of Sugar: Martinique and the World
Economy, 1830-1848." American Journal of Sociology, 97,3:859-861, November, 1991.
"Review of Norman Yoffee and George Cowgill (eds.) The Collapse of Ancient States
and Civilizations." Contemporary Sociology, 21,5:689-90 (September) 1992.
"Review of Giovanni Arrighi's Long Twentieth Century and Eric Hobsbawm's The Age of
Extremes" Contemporary Sociology, 25,2:161-65.
"Review of William P. Robinson's Promoting Polyarchy. Contemporary Sociology.
26,6:726-7 (November).
"Review of Ankie M. M Hoogvelt's Globalization and the Postcolonial World. The
Journal of Asian Studies 1999:805-6.
"Review of Andre Gunder Frank's Reorient: Global Economy in the Asian Age.
American Journal of Sociology, January, 2000.
“Review of George Modelski, World Cities: -3000 to 2000 Washington DC: FAROS
2000, 2003” in Globalizations 3,3:419-421 (September) 2003 (with Dan Pasciuti).
Review of Saskia Sassen’s Territory*Authority*Rights (Princeton University Press 2006)
in Contemporary Sociology 37,1:77. 2008 (with Kirk Lawrence).
Review essay on Giovanni Arrighi’s Adam Smith in Beijing, London: Verso in Historical
Materialism. Volume 18 #1, 2010
Review of Heikki Patomaki’s The Political Economy of Global Security: War, Future Crises and
Changes in Global Governance (London: Routledge 2010) for review symposium in Cooperation
and Conflict “The Evolution of Capitalist Globalization and Possible Human Futures: Hamlet
without the Prince”
Review of Sylvia Walby’s Globalization and Inequalities (London: Sage 2009) for
Contemporary Sociology
Chase-Dunn review of Sylvia Walby, Globalization and Inequalities: Complexity and Contested
Modernities Sage, 2011 Contemporary Sociology 40, 1: 98-99 (January)
Chase-Dunn review of new edition of Immanuel Wallerstein’s Modern World-System,
Volume 1. Berkeley, University of California Press 2011. Forthcoming in Contemporary
Sociology.
Opinion Pieces:
Christopher Chase-Dunn "History Recycled." Baltimore Sun, January 19, 2000
Christopher Chase-Dunn "Agricultural Genomics: the focus on solutions." Fiat Lux
February 2001.
Public Presentations:
Christopher Chase-Dunn, “Globalization and global democracy” Riverside Learning is
Forever (LIFE) Society. January 19, 2006
Christopher Chase-Dunn, “Economic and political globalization”
Barbara Moore, KVCR Interview, January 20, 2006.
“Let’s talk” with
Christopher Chase-Dunn, “The Rise and Collapse of Civilizations” Presentation at the
UCR Heckman Center, Palm Desert, January 25, 2006
Christopher Chase-Dunn, ”Transnational social movements and global party formation”
UCR Affiliates, March 6, 2006.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Richard Niemeyer and Juliann Allison, “Futures of
biotechnology and geopolitics” A paper presented at the Genencor celebration seminar,
June 9, 2006 in Palo Alto.
“Evolution of global governance and networks of transnational social movements.” A talk
presented at the Orfalea Center, UC Santa Barbara, March 6, 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxNgOkU6NzY&feature=related
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Roy Kwon, A keynote address presented at the
international conference on “The Global Economic Crisis: Perceptions and
Impacts” September 10-11, 2010 The World Society Foundation, University of
Zurich. “Crises and Counter-Movements in World Evolutionary Perspective”
University Service:
Director: Institute for Research on World-Systems 2000-present
Co-Director (with Juliann Allison), Program on Global Studies, UCR campus arm of the
Institute on Global Cooperation and Conflict (MRU based at UCSD) 2002-present
Member, Faculty Panel on Chancellor’s Distinguished Lecture Series, Mary Robinson,
University of California-Riverside, Fall 2005.
Member, Senate Committee on Academic Personnel, 2005-2008
Member, Senate International Education Committee, 2005
Member, Search committee for the Director of the Edward J. Blakely Center for
Sustainable Suburban Development, 2005.
Faculty Advisor: UCR Model UN project. 2004-present.
Faculty Advisor: CALPIRG, 2002-present
Member and co-chair : UCR Faculty Association
Unpublished Papers:
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Alice Willard, "Systems of cities and world-systems:
settlement size hierarchies and cycles of political centralization, 2000 BC-1988AD" A
paper presented at the International Studies Association meeting, March 24-27, 1993,
Acapulco.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Edward Clewett and Elaine Sundahl, " A very small worldsystem in Northern California: the Wintu and their neighbors." A paper presented at the
annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Pittsburgh, April 8, 1992.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Mahua Sarkar, "Place names and intersocietal interaction:
Wintu expansion into Hokan territory in late prehistoric Northern California," A paper
presented a the annual meeting of the Society for
Economic Anthropology,. 1993, University of New
Hampshire.
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Elena Ermolaeva,
"The ancient Hawaiian world-system: research in
progress," A paper presented at the annual meeting
of the International Studies Association, March 29,
1994, Washington, DC.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "Simultaneities of worldsystems development: cities, empires and climate
change."
An unfunded proposal submitted to the National
Science Foundation.
http://csf.colorado.edu/wsystems/archive/papers/cd&hall/prop5/prop5.htm
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "Conflict Among Core States: World-System Cycles and
Trends"
An unfunded proposal submitted to the National Science Foundation (Sociology
Program), January 23, 1996.
http://csf.colorado.edu/wsystems/archive/papers/c-d&hall/warprop.htm
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Thomas D. Hall
The Chesapeake World-System: complexity, hierarchy and pulsations of long range
interaction in prehistory
A paper presented at the International Studies Association, Washington, DC February 19,
1999.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "Semiperipheral development in the Southwest Asian worldsystem, BCE 9000-1500." Presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies
Association, Los Angeles, March 18.
Christopher Chase-Dunn, "Modeling dynamical nested networks in the prehistoric U.S.
Southwest" Presented to the working group on ‘analyzing complex macrosystems as
dynamic networks” at the Santa Fe Institute, April 29-30, 2004
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Upward Sweeps in the Historical Evolution of World-Systems
IROWS Working Paper #20
#49 Christopher Chase-Dunn and James Love, Social Movement Networks as
Reflected in Web Publications
#50 Christopher Chase-Dunn, Richard Niemeyer, Preeta Saxena, Matheu Kaneshiro,
James Love and Amanda Spears,
The New Global Left: Movements and Regimes
Christopher Chase-Dunn and Hiroko Inoue, Can You Really Study the World-System in
Second Life? IROWS Working Paper #51
#53 Christopher Chase-Dunn, Hiroko Inoue, Alexis Alvarez, Kirk Lawrence and James
Love
“Synchronous East-West Urban and Empire Upsweeps?”
#55 Christopher Chase-Dunn and Hiroko Inoue “Accelerating Global State
Formation and Democracy”
#56 James Love, Alexis Alvarez, Hiroko Inoue, Kirk Lawrence, Evelyn
Courtney, Edwin Elias, Tony Roberts,
Joseph Genova, Victoria Autelli, Sean Liyanage, Joshua Hopps and
Chris Chase-Dunn
“Semiperipheral Development and Empire Upsweeps Since the
Bronze Age”
#57 Christopher Chase-Dunn and Shoon Lio “Global Class Formation and
the New Global Left in World Historical Perspective”
#58 Christopher Chase-Dunn, Matheu Kaneshiro, James Love, Kirk
Lawrence and Edwin Elias,
Neoliberalism, populist movements and the Pink Tide in Latin America
#59 Anthony Roberts, Joseph Genova, James Love, Kirk Lawrence, Hiroko
Inoue, Evelyn Courtney, Edwin Elias
and Christopher Chase-Dunn, Semiperipheral Development in the
Mediterranean World
#69 “Governance of the Global City: The Rise of Global Democracy in
the 21st Century”, Christopher Chase-Dunn