SOCI 335 Study Guide - Summer 2018, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Canada, Senescence, Mare
12 Oct 2018
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Document Summary
Overview (of today"s lecture) - theories of globalization: [keep in mind] all researchers choose the lenses through which they study a phenomenon --> this choice matters (especially when it comes to globalization studies, world systems theory. Very economically-driven: space & place (global cities) How space & time interact: modernization theory. World systems theory: associated with immanuel wallerstein, globalization = world capitalism --> phenomenon starting mainly in 15th century as europeans began sending out explorers. Fundamentally indistinguishable from the capitalist world system implemented by and for the benefit of european countries --> economic explanation: source of inequality: position of societies/individuals in world historical system. There is a global hierarchy and you have a place in a nation --> nation state has a place in the wider global hierarchy. I. e. president trump: "shit-hole countries" comment --> perfectly illustrates how socially constructed hierarchies of race and ethnicities are manufactured within national spaces and still exist.
