Before European Hegemony: The World System A.D. 1250-1350

In this important study, Abu-Lughod led the reinterpretation of world economic development and argued that the roots of the modern world economy are in the 13th century economy rather than the 16th century, as is generally believed. - European world system stand out from the crowd. Using the city as a unit of analysis, the hegemony of Europe follows the rise of the system before it provides a new paradigm to understand the evolution of the global system, the system decades of opening, including wide regional expansion Reached its peak. Between Northwest Europe and China. Abu-Lughod writes in a distinct and lively style, exploring the ultimate decline of this system and the reasons for the rise of European hegemony.

Janet L. Abu Rugodo before European hegemony: World system 1250 - 1350 BC made a remarkable contribution to scholarships and gained a truly classic position for this groundbreaking work . The influence and importance of the knowledge of this book are decisive and lasting, influence the emergence and integration of Eurocentricism after the world history and fundamentally reinterpret the origin and historical development of the world system To do. Next, there is a series of personal considerations on the background, discussion and analysis framework of the knowledge proposed in this valuable and famous work.

She is known for her monograph "European Hegemony: World System 1250-1350", and she is a pre-modern world that expanded to Eurasia in the 13th century, before the formation of the modern world system defined by Imanuel I believe there was. System Wallerstein. We also believe that the "rise of the West" began in the 16th century when Portuguese armed ships invaded the relatively peaceful trade network of the Indian Ocean, but that was not due to the inner features of Europe.

This is an introduction to study the relationship between Egypt and other countries of the world. 1250-1350. People should pay attention to two things about this title. It starts with the word "front". Janet intends to use her book as a viewpoint on euro centrism and any key to the success of Europe in the modern world system arises from certain special cultural features of Western Europe.

Great work and courage to participate in this topic. It sees a complex form of historical possibilities: Before Western Europe "world system" - between 1250 and 1350 AD - Europe is only one of its components. In this project, Abu-Lughod criticized and expanded Wallerstein's epoch-making modern world system. Janet criticized the base and history of the European centers she saw and Wallerstein developed analytical tools for his theoretical world system. Abu-Lughod considers modern European "world system" to be the successor of the ancestor for the most part, "global system" centered on big asia.