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The Modern World-System as a Civilisation,h are grounded in more localised or more particular(ist) social formations, or strands of ‘tradition’ respectively (such as fundamentalist religious or nationalist movements). He advocates the ‘deconstructing’ of the existing global system—modern capitalism—without constructing another one which would imply also inequality or hierarchy.

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2662-3102 ished papers of Evers, Wallerstein,, McNeill, Elias, Hopkins.In 1984, the celebrated sociologist and historian Norbert Elias convened a major conference on ‘Civilisations and civilising processes’ at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research (University of Bielefeld). Participants included the most

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Averroistic Themes in Girolamo Cardano’s ,essive—civilisations, and you’ve talked of the permeability of civilisations, so that I have a kind of image in my mind of some kind of wiggling phenomenon, moving on through these civilisations. Does that imply a kind of evolutionary presumption that as it moves through somehow there is a kind of cumulative …?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24208-3 Now that is just trivial but it is still perhaps worth saying. The second is a little more insignificant. Your example of the Roman Empire as a sort of city state, writ big seems to me not a typical case. That is, the world-empires that Mr Wallerstein described …