WILLIAM G. MARTIN is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He has written numerous articles such as Region Formation Under Crisis Conditions: South vs. Southern Africa, published in the Journal of Southern African Studies, and The Making of an Industrial South Africa published in the International Journal of African Historical Studies.

• Series Foreword by Immanuel WallersteinThe Place of the Semiperiphery in the Modern World-SystemIntroduction: The Challenge of the Semiperiphery by William G. MartinThe Developmentalist Illusion: A Reconceptualization of the Semiperiphery by Giovanni ArrighiSemiperipheral Success Stories?Commodity Chains and Footwear Exports in the Semiperiphery by Gary Gereffi and Miguel KorzeniewiczState, Market and Agriculture in Pinochet's Chile by Walter GoldfrankLimits on a Semiperipheral Success Story? State Dependent Development and the Prospects for South Korean Democratization by David A. Smith and Su- Hoon LeeThe Limits of Semiperipheral Development: Argentina in the Twentieth Century by Roberto P. KorzeniewiczSemiperiphery or Core?The Republic of Ireland in the World-Economy: An Exploration of Dynamics in the Semiperiphery by Richard Grant and Donald LyonsPeriphery in the Center: Canada in the North American Economy by Jorge NiosiEthnicity: Propelling or Checking Advance?The Contradictions of Semiperipheral "Success": The Case of Israel by Beverly SilverEthnic Divisions and State Centered Development: Malaysia and Nigeria Compared by Paul M. Lubeck and Donna Rae PalmerFrom NIC to NUC: South Africa's Semiperipheral Regimes by William G. MartinBibliographyIndex

WILLIAM G. MARTIN is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He has written numerous articles such as Region Formation Under Crisis Conditions: South vs. Southern Africa, published in the Journal of Southern African Studies, and The Making of an Industrial South Africa published in the International Journal of African Historical Studies.

• Series Foreword by Immanuel WallersteinThe Place of the Semiperiphery in the Modern World-SystemIntroduction: The Challenge of the Semiperiphery by William G. MartinThe Developmentalist Illusion: A Reconceptualization of the Semiperiphery by Giovanni ArrighiSemiperipheral Success Stories?Commodity Chains and Footwear Exports in the Semiperiphery by Gary Gereffi and Miguel KorzeniewiczState, Market and Agriculture in Pinochet's Chile by Walter GoldfrankLimits on a Semiperipheral Success Story? State Dependent Development and the Prospects for South Korean Democratization by David A. Smith and Su- Hoon LeeThe Limits of Semiperipheral Development: Argentina in the Twentieth Century by Roberto P. KorzeniewiczSemiperiphery or Core?The Republic of Ireland in the World-Economy: An Exploration of Dynamics in the Semiperiphery by Richard Grant and Donald LyonsPeriphery in the Center: Canada in the North American Economy by Jorge NiosiEthnicity: Propelling or Checking Advance?The Contradictions of Semiperipheral "Success": The Case of Israel by Beverly SilverEthnic Divisions and State Centered Development: Malaysia and Nigeria Compared by Paul M. Lubeck and Donna Rae PalmerFrom NIC to NUC: South Africa's Semiperipheral Regimes by William G. MartinBibliographyIndex

WILLIAM G. MARTIN is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He has written numerous articles such as Region Formation Under Crisis Conditions: South vs. Southern Africa, published in the Journal of Southern African Studies, and The Making of an Industrial South Africa published in the International Journal of African Historical Studies.

• Series Foreword by Immanuel WallersteinThe Place of the Semiperiphery in the Modern World-SystemIntroduction: The Challenge of the Semiperiphery by William G. MartinThe Developmentalist Illusion: A Reconceptualization of the Semiperiphery by Giovanni ArrighiSemiperipheral Success Stories?Commodity Chains and Footwear Exports in the Semiperiphery by Gary Gereffi and Miguel KorzeniewiczState, Market and Agriculture in Pinochet's Chile by Walter GoldfrankLimits on a Semiperipheral Success Story? State Dependent Development and the Prospects for South Korean Democratization by David A. Smith and Su- Hoon LeeThe Limits of Semiperipheral Development: Argentina in the Twentieth Century by Roberto P. KorzeniewiczSemiperiphery or Core?The Republic of Ireland in the World-Economy: An Exploration of Dynamics in the Semiperiphery by Richard Grant and Donald LyonsPeriphery in the Center: Canada in the North American Economy by Jorge NiosiEthnicity: Propelling or Checking Advance?The Contradictions of Semiperipheral "Success": The Case of Israel by Beverly SilverEthnic Divisions and State Centered Development: Malaysia and Nigeria Compared by Paul M. Lubeck and Donna Rae PalmerFrom NIC to NUC: South Africa's Semiperipheral Regimes by William G. MartinBibliographyIndex