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1. plato.stanford.edu › entries › colonialismColonialism - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   May 9, 2006 · Colonialism is not a modern phenomenon. World history is full of examples of one society gradually expanding by incorporating adjacent territory and settling its people on newly conquered territory.

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     One way to conceive of the chief task for a moral theory of...

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2. www.sparknotes.com › sociology › society-and-cultureSociety and Culture What Is a Society? - SparkNotes

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   According to sociologists, a society is a group of people with common territory, interaction, and culture. Social groups consist of two or more people who interact and identify with one another. Territory: Most countries have formal boundaries and territory that the world recognizes as theirs.

3. www.e-ir.info › 2017/05/09 › the-concept-of-worldThe Concept of ‘World Society’ in International Relations

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   May 9, 2017 · Firstly, it will focus on the relationship between world society and international society – one of the most important theories in the English School. Explaining the relationship between the two theories will provide a better understanding of the ‘world society’ concept.

4. oxfordre.com › internationalstudies › displayGeographic Perspectives on World-Systems Theory | Oxford ...

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   Summary. World-systems theory is a multidisciplinary, macro-scale approach to world history and social change which emphasizes the world-system as the primary (but not exclusive) unit of social analysis.

5. www.perlego.com › what-is-world-systems-theoryWorld-Systems Theory | Definition, Examples & Analysis - Perlego

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   May 4, 2023 · World-systems theory is an analytical method for understanding history and social change. It suggests that change is driven by globalized processes of economic dominance and exploitation between cores and peripheries. Sociologist Immanuel Wallerstein is the figure most strongly associated with the concept. As Wallerstein explains,

6. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsGlobalization and the rise of integrated world society ...

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   Oct 8, 2019 · We build on Buzan's (2018, 2) master concept of ‘integrated’ world society (‘a label to describe the merger of world and interstate society’) to locate the integration of world society in the globalization of social networks.

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   Should world society be separate from International Society?

   • One strong argument that can persuade a theorist to develop the concept of world society separate from international society is that the League of Nations and United Nations derived from Kant’s innovation that the individual should be the main focus in IR theory and they still exist today (Habermas, 2013).

   The Concept of 'World Society' in International Relations

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   What does the concept of World Society mean?

   • The concept of world society, in this sense, stands to the totality of global social interaction as our concept of international society stands to the concept of the international system’ (Bull, 1977, 279).

   Globalization and the rise of integrated world society

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   What is the difference between world system theory and social science?

   • Most social science equated the state with society in a noncritical manner (Wallerstein 1991). World-systems theory conceptualized the basic unit of analysis, or the unit of social change, as the historical social system: mini-systems, world-empires, and the capitalist world-economy.

   Geographic Perspectives on World-Systems Theory

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   Is World Society a second-order Society?

   • In its English School conceptualization, world society is not a second-order society of societies but a first-order society of individual human beings (Buzan, 2014a, 15) that, together with the international society of states, constitute a whole society of human institutions (Albert and Buzan, 2013).

   Globalization and the rise of integrated world society

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   Why do we describe the interaction networks of World Society 'deterritorialized'?

   • We describe the interaction networks of world society ‘deterritorialized’ because although their physical nodes must in extremis exist within states, the networks as such do not (Agnew, 1994).

   Globalization and the rise of integrated world society

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   How does world society set the parameters of International Society?

   • World society sets the parameters of international society in a way analogous to that by which international society sets the parameters of the international system. As globalization has strengthened the levers of structural power in world society, it has strengthened the ability of world society to shape international society.

   Globalization and the rise of integrated world society

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8. www.jstor.org › stable › 10World Society and the Nation‐State on JSTOR

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   The authors analyze the nation-state as a worldwide institution con- structed by worldwide cultural and associational processes, devel- oping four main topics: (1) properties of nation-states that result from their exogenously driven construction, including isomorphism, decoupling, and expansive structuration; (2) processes by which ra- tionalis...