2020
DOI: 10.1080/09557571.2020.1820953
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Geoculture and unevenness: Occidentalism in the history of uneven and combined development

Abstract: Recent works on 'uneven and combined development' (UCD) have focused on its contributions to the study of political economy and geopolitics, but they have yet to systematically address the cultural dimension of social changethe socially shared ideas by which people understand and act upon the world. The present article addresses this lacuna by applying the premises of UCD to the nineteenth-century emergence of Occidentalism: the idea of 'the West' as the dominant site of culture, civilisation and modernity. Ag… Show more

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“…The new CRIA special issue is an extraordinary example of the potential of UCD's methodological pluralism. The original contributions of Siebert' 150 Leigh, 151 Cooper, 152 McCarthy, 153 and Blagden 154 push UCD in radically different directions, and sometimes may seem to be talking over each other. This joyful plurality reflects the state of the very discipline of IR, however.…”
Section: Sussex Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The new CRIA special issue is an extraordinary example of the potential of UCD's methodological pluralism. The original contributions of Siebert' 150 Leigh, 151 Cooper, 152 McCarthy, 153 and Blagden 154 push UCD in radically different directions, and sometimes may seem to be talking over each other. This joyful plurality reflects the state of the very discipline of IR, however.…”
Section: Sussex Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%