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Matthews Cirne
Ana Hatherly e Paul Celan
Literature

Este trabalho tem por objetivo apresentar a leitura de alguns poemas do livro O pavão negro (2003), de Ana Hatherly. Conforme será demonstr...

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Hendrikje Kaube
Compassion as Commodity
History

While it was common for Victorian working-class women to be employed outside of the home, a paid occupation spelled the end of gentility for their bou...

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Bushra Mahzabeen
Containers of “Meat, Blood, and Madness”
Gender

In the capitalist world-system, the gendered dynamics of power often deny women autonomy to their own bodies, force upon them the responsibilities of...

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Hannah Gillman
Reading Hunger and Exhaustion in Clarice Lispector’s A Hora de Estrela
Literature

Coined by Karl Marx in Capital (1867), the “metabolic rift” or “ecological rift” model describes the cycle of extraction, exportation and exhaustion p...

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The article "Reading Hunger and Exhaustion in Clarice Lispector’s A Hora de Estrela" presents an ambitious and timely intervention into contemporary l...

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Ahmed Anees, Salah Hassan, Ahmed Ayman
The Impact of Economic Dependence on Economic Growth in Egypt
Economics

The dearth of empirical research on economic dependence in Egypt since the 1980s underscores the significance of this study, which investigates the re...

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Larry Liu, Leon Wilson
Border Disputes in the Global Periphery amid Declining U.S. Hegemonic Influence
Politics

Contrary to popular expectations about a post-oil future, oil remains an important commodity in the global political economy and the world-system, in...

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Efe Can Gürcan
Rethinking “World Wars” Through a World-Systems Lens
Social Science

What are the key characteristics of the current instabilities of the capitalist world-system, and how does it compare to previous periods that led to...

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Crelis Rammelt, Raimon C. Ylla-Catala
Ecological Unequal Exchange
Economics

The Marxist theory of unequal exchange challenges the idea that trade never results in outright losses. As a biophysical process, ecological unequal e...

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Sam Chian
Wallerstein after ’68
Sociology

This article examines the intellectual foundations of Immanuel Wallerstein’s world-systems analysis, focusing on the formative period of the late 1960...

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