A Theory of Global Capitalism: Production, Class, and State in a Transnational World (Themes in Global Social Change)
William I. Robinson examines global capitalism through the interconnected subjects of production, class, and the state. Framed within a transnational world and the broader themes of global social change, this work offers a theoretical perspective on the forces shaping contemporary social and economic relations.
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A Theory of Global Capitalism explores the relationships among production, class, and the state in a transnational world.
William I. Robinson presents a theoretical examination of global capitalism and its connection to broader processes of social change.
Situated within the Themes in Global Social Change series, the book focuses on the structures and dynamics shaping an increasingly interconnected world.
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