Journal of World-Systems Research

• Spring 2026 Editors Introduction

  1-5

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Interviews

• Dale Tomich (1946-2024)...in His Own Words (Part II) Interviews VIII-XII, February-June 2025 by Juan Giusti-Cordero

  Juan Giusti-Cordero

  6-44

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Research Articles

• Resisting Capitalist Reproduction In The Liminal State

  Glen Kuecker

  45-70

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• Theorising the Interregnum: The Semi-Core Challenge to Western Hegemony, Technical Workers and the Shaping of a 'New World Order'

  Stephen Wilkinson

  71-97

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• Migration as a Prelude to Hegemony An Integrated Comparison of Migration processes in the Early Modern Dutch State and the United States

  Jimmy Engren, Lars Hansson

  98-119

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• Haitian Reserve Army of Labor a product of geopolitical, endemic, and phenomenological violence

  Jean Robert Dery, Yoan Molinero-Gerbeau

  120-150

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• Theorizing Labor Control in the Global Apparel Industry: A Case of Bangladesh

  Lipon Mondal

  151-186

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• Cheap Water, Catastrophic Costs The Political Ecology of the Oder's Transformation

  Piotr Walewicz

  187-209

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• Lead Battery Recycling and the Ecologically Unequal Exchange of a Crescive Contaminant Across the U.S.-Mexico Border

  James Rice

  210-235

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• Revisiting World-Systems Theory in the Age of Dual-Core Competition Technological Disruption, Institutional Shifts, and the Repositioning of the Periphery

  JiaYing Lyu

  236-261

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• Development of Information Technologies and Specifics of their Use to Reach Ideological Goals: International Experience and Practices

  Saniya Sarsenova, Aigerim Ibrayeva, Kairat Abdrakhmanov, Aygul Kozhakhmetova, Asiya Kasenova

  262-285

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Book Review Essays

• Review Symposium of Claire Decoteau’s Emergency COVID-19 and the Uneven Valuation of Life from University of Chicago Press

  Alexandre White

  286-301

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