Wallerstein: The Modern World System / Emrah Safa Gürkan - Historic 53
How did capitalism, which emerged in a specific geographic region, spread throughout the world?
By what mechanisms was an exchange that developed under unequal conditions between countries and geographic regions imposed on everyone?
In this week's episode, we discussed Immanuel Wallerstein's Modern World System theory. Don't miss it!
#capitalism #economy #politics
00:00 Introduction
01:02 Türkiye's underdevelopment is explained by absurd reasons
03:08 Dependency Theory
04:51 World-economy vs. World-empire + Core vs. Periphery
10:58 Liberalism and the Champion
12:41 What are the characteristics of core and periphery?
15:49 From Northern Italy to the Atlantic: A system expanding since the 16th century
17:27 There is no capitalism without a state
19:07 Short Books
20:58 Four stages from the 16th century to today
30:47 Is it too deterministic?
33:03 The internal contradictions of capitalism
35:03 ESG is getting angry
37:02 What makes ESG ESG
38:25 "Explaining underdevelopment with internal factors is like giving a ticket to imperialism."
41:09 Criticism of Wallerstein
47:24 Brenner Debate
50:38 Peasants are annoyed with the market economy
53:20 Call to history students
57:10 Closing
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