Titlebook: Globalization and the ‘New‘ Semi-Peripheries; Owen Worth (Lecturer in International Relations),P Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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,Kreativit?tsforschung im überblick,ing the authoritarianism of the state socialist era (Martin 1990). The post-communist region has always been considered as ‘back-wards’ part of Europe. As Daniel Chirot puts it, the region ‘was in some sense economically backward long before it was absorbed into the broader Western world market. Thi

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Clodwig Kapferer,Wolfgang K. A. Dischchange, portfolio investment or direct investment. The re-configuration of core-periphery relations brought about by globalisation is seen in the relocation of production facilities leading to the creation of global production chains. A parallel re-configuration has occurred in global finance with t

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Introductionhe contemporary world. In terms of theory, the recent ‘critical’ literature on globalisation and Global Political Economy has led to an extension of the central concepts of core-semi-periphery-periphery that were developed by world-system theorists and by dependency theorists during the Cold-War era

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Halfway to Paradise? Making Sense of the Semi-Peripherylast 30 years or so. Since the semi-periphery became a particular focus of world-systems theory (WST hereafter) in the 1980s, the first part of the chapter looks at how this concept fits into the development of development theory, starting from the well-known conflicting paradigms of modernisation a

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Globalisation, Accumulation by Dispossession and the Rise of the Semi-Periphery: Towards Global Postt of intersubjective and agential processes which have transformed relations of production at the global level and have shifted the balance of class forces ‘structurally’, so to speak, in favour of capital and (hegemonically) capitalism. While in International Relations (IR) the ‘take globalisation

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