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WINTER-SPRING SUMMER
2004
The Struggle for Hegemony in Social Sciences
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Distinctive Features of US Imperialism
Haluk Gerger
‘New’ Imperialism: Accumulation by Dispossesion
David Harvey
Rosa Luxemburg’s Critical Realism and the Foundations of International Politics
Doğan Göçmen
Naming the Monster: Nicos Poulantzas and Empire
Jens Wissel
Tasting an Awful Theory Cocktail: The “Empire” Debate in Germany
Emre Arslan
Politics of European Integration: A European Labour Movement in the Making
Graham Taylor – Andy Mathers
International Law Theories in the Soviet Doctrine
Ateş Uslu
The War of Demographics in the Middle East:
The Refugee Problem and Israel’s Population Dilemma
Hakan Güneş
Constructing a Nation-State in Kazakhstan
Y. Emre Gürbüz
Proto-industrialization: A Contribution to the History of Industrialization
İşaya Üşür
Roundtable: Globalization and Relations of Power
Riccardo Bellofiore, Alan Freeman, Hugo Radice
