Spatial Synchrony Among and Within World-Systems: Insights From Theoretical Ecology
Peter Turchin|Thomas D. Hall
This paper reports on research in population ecology and suggests ways it might be useful explaining spatial dynamics of states, groups, world-systems. In particular focuses how why populations at opposite ends Afroeurasia come to rise fall simultaneously over long periods time. We call for exploration understanding world-system evolution suggest directions possible future research.
Journal of World-Systems Research