Part 1 Acknowledgment Part 2 Foreword Part 3 Preface Part 4 Introduction Part 5 Part I. Phenomena Chapter 6 1: Egypt and Mesopotamia by 500 BC Chapter 7 2: China and the Mediterranean by 200 AD Part 8 Part II. Discussion Chapter 9 3: Circumscription Chapter 10 4: Cereal Agriculture Chapter 11 5: The Imperial Belt Part 12 Part III. Implications for the Modern System Chapter 13 6: The Formation Chapter 14 7: The Present Stage Chapter 15 8: The Next Stage Chapter 16 9. Forward to the Future Part 17 Conclusion Part 18 Abbreviations Part 19 Cited Bibliography Part 20 About The Author

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Max Ostrovsky is a Ph.D. candidate and Librarian at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

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