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世界体系理论

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20世纪后期国际贸易地位的世界地图，依照世界体系划分为核心经济（蓝）、半边陲经济（黄）和边陲经济（红）。依据Dunn, Kawana, Brewer (2000)绘制。

世界体系理论（英语：world-systems theory）[1]，是由萨米尔·阿明、阿锐基、安德烈·冈德·弗兰克与伊曼纽尔·沃勒斯坦等人创建的后马克思主义国际关系理论及社会理论，应用于全球史和社会变迁。该理论强调将世界体系（英语：world-system）（而非民族国家）作为主要（但不是唯一的）的社会分析（英语：social analysis）单元。[1]

“世界体系”是指跨区域和跨国的劳动分工，它将世界分成了核心经济、半边陲经济和边陲经济。[2]核心经济专注于高科技、资本密集型的生产，而世界的其余部分则要进行低技术、劳动密集型生产以及原材料的开采。[3]这一体系时刻都在强化核心国家的支配地位。[3]然而，该体系也有动态性，部分是由于运输方式的变革，以及单个国家可能会获得/失去其核心/半边缘/边缘的地位。[3]这种结构是由劳动分工统一起来的。它是植根于资本主义经济的世界经济。[4]在一段时间内，某些国家成为世界霸权；在过去的几个世纪里，随着世界体系在地理上扩展、经济上强化，霸主的地位从荷兰转移到了英国，最近又转移到了美国。[3]

缘起

世界体系理论发迹于20世纪70年代。[1]其理论基础主要在社会学，但已发展成为非常跨学科的理论。[2]世界体系理论试图取代现代化理论的地位，沃勒斯坦对现代化理论的批判主要有以下三点：[2]

  1. 它以民族国家作为唯一的分析单元（英语：unit of analysis）
  2. 它假定所有国家只有同一条发展路径
  3. 它无视限制了地方和国家发展的跨国结构。

该理论有三个主要的来源：年鉴学派、马克思主义传统，以及依附理论。[2][5]其中，年鉴学派传统（尤其是费尔南·布劳岱尔）对沃勒斯坦在于将长时期的过程和将地理-生态区域作为分析单元（英语：unit of analysis）。马克思主义增加了对社会冲突（英语：social conflict）的强调，关注资本积累（英语：capital accumulation）过程和竞争性的阶级斗争，关注相关的总体，社会形态的短暂性以及矛盾冲突的辩证运动。而依附理论是一套对发展过程的新马克思主义解释。

传统马克思主义中也有对帝国主义的探讨，列宁在其名著《帝国主义是资本主义的最高阶段》中首开其端。世界体系论中谈及的核心与边陲概念也源于列宁。

其他对世界体系理论产生影响的有卡尔·波兰尼、尼古拉·康德拉季耶夫[6]和约瑟夫·熊彼特等学者（特别是他们对商业周期和三种基本经济组织模式概念的研究：互惠模式、再分配模式和市场模式，沃勒斯坦将其重新定义为对微型系统、世界帝国和世界经济的讨论）。

沃勒斯坦认为，资本主义世界经济的发展对世界上很大一部分人口是有害的。[7]他认为，20世纪70年代以来的时期是一个“过渡时代”，它将让位于一个（或多个）未来的世界体系，其结构无法预先确定。[8]

世界体系的主要思想家有奥利弗·考克斯（英语：Oliver Cox）、萨米尔·阿明、阿锐基、安德烈·冈德·法兰克，以及伊曼纽尔·沃勒斯坦，其他主要贡献者有克里斯托弗·蔡斯-邓恩（英语：Christopher Chase-Dunn）、贝弗里·西尔弗（英语：Beverly Silver）、珍妮特·阿布-卢格霍德（英语：Janet Abu Lughod）、李民骐、库尼伯特·拉弗（英语：Kunibert Raffer）等人。[2]

内容

沃勒斯坦从边陲与核心的资源分配机制入手。“核心”系指已开发的工业化地区、政治集团，“边陲”指较贫穷并以出口原物料为主的未开发或发展中国家，“半边陲”是一方面支配某些边陲国，另一方面又被技术更先进的强国支配的中小国家。透过市场机制，边陲受到中心的剥削。这是世界体系的空间划分。沃勒斯坦如是说：

世界体系是一个社会体系，它有其边界、结构、成员团体、合法性规则及凝聚性。它的生命由各种相冲突的力量构成，它们以张力聚合之，又随着各团体试图为己重塑这套体系而拆解之。它具有有机体的特征，因为在其生命期中有些特征在某些方面改变了，而在另一些方面则保持稳定。人们可以按照它功能的内在逻辑，定义其结构在不同时间的强或弱。[9]

至于时间向度，沃勒斯坦定义了世界体系的四个时间特色：周期节律代表经济的短期波动，沃勒斯坦基于康德拉季耶夫的长波理论，指出资本主义具有约40－50年的扩张-收缩周期，而中心、边陲与半边陲的格局也随之调整。长期趋势一如其名，代表经济成长或衰退等长期的倾向。矛盾是系统内的一般争议，通常是关于短期与长程目标之间的取舍。最后一个特色是危机，这也代表该系统的终结。

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