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Giovanni Arrighi (* 7. Juli 1937 in Mailand, Italien; † 18. Juni 2009 in Baltimore [1]) war ein italienischer Soziologe, der auf dem Gebiet der Politischen Ökonomie forschte. Er war in Anlehnung an Immanuel Wallerstein ein wichtiger Vertreter der Weltsystem-Theorie.
Giovanni Arrighi (7 July 1937 – 18 June 2009) was an Italian economist, sociologist and world-systems analyst, from 1998 a Professor of Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. His work has been translated into over fifteen languages. Biography. Arrighi was born in Milan, Italy in 1937.
Biography. Giovanni Arrighi (1937-2009) was born and grew up in Milan, Italy. He attended the Bocconi University in Milan, which was then a stronghold of neoclassical economics. Upon finishing his university degree, Arrighi obtained a job as a manager trainee with the multinational firm Unilever.
1. Jan. 2021 · Giovanni Arrighi (1937–2009) was one of the world’s leading theorists of world capitalism, imperialism, and anti-systemic movements. With Immanuel Wallerstein and Terence Hopkins, he played a major role in the development of world-systems analysis, with its fecund synthesis of Marxism, Third- World radicalism, and critical social ...
Policies and ethics. Giovanni Arrighi (1937–2009) was a prolific political economist who integrated social, historical, and political perspectives to explicate economic processes from the local to the global level. His most well-known works include “Labour supplies in...
Juli 1937 in Mailand, Italien; † 18. Juni 2009 in Baltimore) war ein italienischer Soziologe, der auf dem Gebiet der Politischen Ökonomie forschte. Er war in Anlehnung an Immanuel Wallerstein ein wichtiger Vertreter der Weltsystem-Theorie. Von 1999 bis zu seinem Tod war er Professor an der Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Giovanni Arrighi.
8. Juli 2009 · Born in Milan in 1937, Giovanni’s political trajectory was decisively shaped by the anti-fascist attitudes of his family. The political context in which these attitudes emerged of course was the Nazi occupation of parts of Italy, the growth of an indigenous resistance and the arrival of the Allies.
