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Bibliography for Political Economy and Global Social Change v. 10/15/14 Procedures for qualifying examinations in the Political Economy of Global Social Change specialization of the Sociology department at UC Riverside. Students wishing to specialization in Political Economy and Global Social Change (PEGSC) must answer three questions to the satisfaction of the current examination of the committee. One question will be a general question, and will derive entirely from readings on this list. The remaining two questions will reflect the substantive research interests of the examinee. In consultation with the PEGSC committee, students will select 50 readings from the general reading list. In addition, they will develop two additional readings lists consisting of 50 readings each. Students may use readings from the general reading list on the specialized list, but cannot use them to satisfy the quota for the general list. Students will receive examinations on a Friday, and examinations will become due the following Monday. Classical Theory 1.
Karl Marx: Capital, Volume 1, Part 1, Chapter 1, Section 4, “The fetishism of commodities and the secret thereof”; Chapter 26 “The secret of primitive accumulation; and Chapter 31, “Genesis of the industrial capitalist.” 2.
Karl Marx Grundrisse, Introduction “The method of political economy.” 3.
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Smith, Adam. 2003 [1776]. The Wealth of Nations. New York: Bantam Dell. pp 9‐32, 122‐197, 568‐593, 704‐14. Topics covered: division of labor, profit, colonies. 8.
Giovanni Arrighi 2008. “The Historical Sociology of Adam Smith,” Chapter 2 in Adam Smith and Beijing. London: Verso 9.
Weber, Max. 1978. Economy and Society, Vol 1 and 2. Berkeley: UC Press. pp 33‐36, “Types of legitimate order: convention and law;” 54‐56, “Political and hierocratic organizations;” 82‐140, 150‐153, 201‐206, 302‐305, 375‐381, 926‐939. Topics covered: legitimacy, authority, wealth/capital/markets, classes, household‐to‐capitalist economies, stratification. 10.
Max Weber General Economic History 11.
Frederic Lane, “The economic meaning of war and protection,” Chapter 2 in Profits from Power: Readings in Protection Rent and Violence‐Controlling Enterprises. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1979. 12.
C. Chase‐Dunn, “Geopolitics and capitalism: one logic or two?” Chapter 7 in Global Formation: Structures of the World‐Economy. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 1998. Global stratification 1 13.
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System. New York: Academic Press Bornschier, Volker 2010 “On the evolution of inequality in the world system” Pp. 39‐64 in Christian Suter (ed.) Inequality Beyond Globalization: Economic Changes, Social Transformations and the Dynamics of Inequality. Zurich: LIT Verlag Cardoso, F.H. and E. Faletto 1979 Dependency and Development in Latin America. Berkeley: University of California Press. Clark, Rob. 2011. “World Income Inequality in the Global Era: New Estimates, 1990–2008.” Social Problems 58: 565–592. Firebaugh, Glenn 1999. Empirics of World Income Inequality." American Journal of Sociology 104: 1597‐1630 Firebaugh, Glenn. 2003. New Geographies of World Income Inequality. Cambridge: Harvard University Press Hung, Ho‐Fung and Jaime Kucinskas. 2011. “Globalization and Global Inequality: Assessing the Impact of the rise of China and India, 1980‐2005” American Journal of Sociology 116(5): 1478‐
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Akchurin, Maria and Cheol‐Sung Lee. 2013. “Pathways to Empowerment: Repertoires of Women’s Activism and Gender Earnings Equality.” American Sociological Review 679‐701. 27.
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Beckfield, Jason. 2006. “European Integration and Income Inequality.” American Sociological Review 71: 964‐985. 30.
Bandelj, Nina and Matthew C. Mahutga. 2010. “How Socio‐Economic Change Shapes Income Inequality in Central and Eastern Europe.” Social Forces 88(5): 2133‐2161. 31.
Lee, Cheol‐Soul. 2005. “Income Inequality, Democracy, and Public Sector Size.” American Sociological Review 70: 158‐181 32.
Lee, Cheol‐Sung, Young‐Bum Kim and Jae‐Mahn Shim. 2011. “The Limit of Equality Projects: Public‐Sector Expansion, Sectoral Conflicts, and Income Inequality in Postindustrial Economies.” American Sociological Review 76(1): 100‐24. 2 33.
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Boyer, Robert, 1996: “The Convergence Hypothesis Revisited: Globalization but Still the Century of Nations?” Pp 29‐59 in Suzanne Berger and Ronald Dore (eds.), National Diversity and Global Capitalism. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press 41.
Gereffi, Gary 1996. “Global Commodity Chains: New Forms of Coordination and Control Among Nations and Firms in International Industries.” Competition and Change 1(1): 427‐439. 42.
Gereffi, Gary and Korzeniewicz 1994. Commodity Chains and Global Capitalism. London: Praeger 43.
Herrigel, Gary, and Volker Wittke, 2005: “Varieties of Vertical Disintegration: The Global Trend toward Heterogeneous Supply Relations and the Reproduction of Difference in US and German Manufacturing” Pp 277‐311 in Glenn Morgan, Richard Whitley, and Eli Moen (eds.), Changing Capitalisms? Internationalization, Institutional Change, and Systems of Economic Organization. Oxford: Oxford University Press 44.
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Mahutga, Matthew C. 2012 “When Do Value Chains Go Global? A Theory of the Spatialization of Global Value Chains.” Global Networks 12: 1‐21 48. Mahutga, Matthew C. 2014. “Production Networks and the Organization of the Global Manufacturing Economy.” Sociological Perspectives 57(2): 229‐55. 49.
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