Program

Workshop Program

Time: Friday, November 6th, 2020,

Location: University of Vienna, Universitätsring 1, Seminar room History 2 (staircase 9, 2nd floor)

16.00-21.00

Andrea Komlosy / Klemens Kaps: Introduction

Hans-Heinrich Nolte (Barsinghausen): Adaptations of Wallerstein's world system model in the German-speaking area

Commentary: Dariusz Adamczyk (Warsaw)

Manuela Boatca (Freiburg): Reception of Wallerstein's world system model in various national and world-regional contexts

Commentary: Christian Cwik (Graz)

Jürgen Oßenbrügge and Christof Parnreiter (Hamburg): Effect of Wallerstein on technical developments in human and economic geography

Commentary: Katja Naumann (Leipzig)

Klemens Kaps (Linz): Criticism and further developments of Wallerstein's world system model

Commentary: Christian Lekon (Ankara)

Andrea Komlosy (Vienna): Work/labour relations and value transfer in the model of the "capitalist world system"

Commentary: Juliane Schiel (Vienna)

Time: Saturday, November 7th, 2020,

Location: University of Vienna, Universitätsring 1, Seminar room History 2 (staircase 9, 2nd floor)

9 am - 12.30 pm

Dariusz Adamczyk (Warsaw): Application of world system concepts to premodern societies

Commentary: Andreas Obenaus (Vienna)

Karin Fischer (Linz): World system concepts in development sociology

Commentary: Martina Kaller (Vienna)

Kunibert Raffer (Vienna): World system models and center-periphery concepts in economics

Commentary: Joachim Becker (Vienna)

Berthold Unfried (Vienna): World System in Practice of International Cooperation in the GDR

Commentary: Claudia Martínez Hernández (Vienna)

Saturday, November 7th, 14h - 17.00

Jürgen G. Nagel (Hagen): The suitability of world system concepts for exploring the Indian Ocean

Commentary: Margarete Grandner (Vienna)

Tanja Kotik (Graz): World system and critical state theory from an Asian perspective

Commentary: Rolf Bauer (Vienna)

Stanislav Holubec (Prague): Application of World System Models for Eastern Europe

Commentary: Hannes Hofbauer (Vienna)

Due to the applicable travel restrictions, we will hold the workshop in a hybrid form -

everyone who can and wants to travel will meet on November 6th and 7th at the University of Vienna in

Seminar rooms that offer enough space to adhere to the rules of distance. All other

Lecturers, commentators and interested participants join in via video conference.