Volume 1, Issue 1, 1995

Hegemonic Rivalry: Past and Future

• Introduction to the Journal of World Systems Research

  Christopher Chase-Dunn

  1-3

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• From Mesopotamia through Carroll Quigley to Bill Clinton: World Historical Systems, the Civilizationist, and the President

  David Wilkinson

  4-33

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• Beyond Cycles of Hegemony: Economic, Social, and Military Factors 

  Walter L. Goldfrank

  34-48

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• The Shifting Frontier: The Achaemenid Empire's Treatment of Western Colonies

  Jon L. Berquist

  49-68

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• Hegemonic Decline, West European Unification, and the Future Structure of the Core

  Volker Bornschier

  69-96

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• Models of Integration, Models of Development in the Pacific

  John Borrego

  97-177

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• Hegemony and Bifurcation Points in World History

  Terry Boswell

  178-209

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• RESTRUCTURING MARKETS, REORGANIZING NATURE: AN EXAMINATION OF JAPANESE STRATEGIES FOR ACCESS TO RAW MATERIALS

  Stephen Bunker, Paul S. Ciccantell

  210-242

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• INVIGORATING WORLD SYSTEM THEORY as CRITICAL THEORY: Exploring Philosophical Foundations and Postpositivist Contributions

  Kurt Burch

  243-294

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• The Next World War: World-System Cycles and Trends

  Christopher Chase-Dunn, Bruce Podobnik

  295-326

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• Global Cooperation or Rival Trade Blocs?

  Gerd Junne

  327-347

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• The Evolution of Global Politics

  George Moldeski

  348-391

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• Review of: "A Short History of the Future" by W. Warren Wagar

  Terry Boswell

  392-399

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• Review of: "Japanese Auto Transplants in the Heartland: Corporatism and Community" by Robert Perucci

  Carl H.A. Dassbach

  400-401

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• Review of: "The World-System: Five Hundred Years or Five Thousand?" by Andre Gunder-Frank and Barry K. Gills, eds.

  Thomas D. Hall

  402-405

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• Review of: "The Uruk World System: The Dynamics of Expansion of Early Mesopotamian Civilization" by Guillermo Algaze

  Alexander J. Hoffe

  406-414

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• Review of: "Commodity Chains and Global Capitalism" by Gary Gereffi and Miguel Korzeniewicz, eds.

  Wilma A. Dunaway, Donald A. Clellan

  415-422

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• Review of: "The Long Twentieth Century" by Giovanni Arrighi

  Immanuel Wallerstein

  423-425

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• The Committment to a Liberal World Market Order as a Hegemonic Practice: The Case of the USA

  Christoph Scherrer

  426-444

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• Germany, the United States, and Future Core Conflict

  Brigitte Schulz

  445-482

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• Three Logics of "Major Power Rivalry" in the World-System: A Footnote to a Pentagon study

  Tieting Su

  483-496

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• Is the World-System Approach Just a Global Perspective? The Connection Between Global and Regional Developments in Pre-Industrial France

  Kees Terlouw

  497-511

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• The Modern World-System and Evolution

  Immanuel Wallerstein

  512-522

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• Future Hegemonic Rivalry Between China and the West?

  Erich Weede

  523-542

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