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Tag Archives: spices
Mapping the Mercantilist World Economy
This semester I get to teach Economic Geography, a Sophomore-level course in our International Studies program. I use World Systems and World History perspectives, both of which favor a global scale of analysis (the course textbook is Knox, Agnew & … Continue reading →
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Eric Ross, academic 