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Page 1: Christopher Chase-Dunn Alexis Álvarez Institute for Research on World-Systems University of California, Riverside Susan Manning Sociology Hofstra University

Christopher Chase-Dunn

Alexis Álvarez

Institute for Research on World-Systems

University of California, Riverside

Susan ManningSociology

Hofstra University

Page 2: Christopher Chase-Dunn Alexis Álvarez Institute for Research on World-Systems University of California, Riverside Susan Manning Sociology Hofstra University

• What is the relationship between the size of settlements and power in intergroup relations?

• Under what circumstances does a society with greater population density have power over adjacent societies with lower population density?

• Do cities and empires rise and fall together?

• Semiperipheral development

• Hierarchical city size distribution and the concentration of power

Page 3: Christopher Chase-Dunn Alexis Álvarez Institute for Research on World-Systems University of California, Riverside Susan Manning Sociology Hofstra University

PMN

Region

Empire

City

City

City

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Power Size

Concentration of Resources

PowerSize

Concentration of Resources

Page 5: Christopher Chase-Dunn Alexis Álvarez Institute for Research on World-Systems University of California, Riverside Susan Manning Sociology Hofstra University

Region Pearson's r# of time

pointsYears

Mesopotamia 0.59 10 2800 B.C.E. - 550 B.C.E.Egypt 0.52 7 2300 B.C.E. - 550 B.C.E.

West Asia 0.64 26 2000 B.C.E. - 1500 C.E.East Asia 0.50 29 1360 B.C.E. - 1800 C.E.

Europe 0.89 24 430 B.C.E. - 1800 C.E.South Asia 0.29 20 600 B.C.E. - 1800 C.E.

NOTE: Africa and America do not provide reliable correlations due to insufficient data for these regions.

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Mesopotamia

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Northern Mesopotamia

Southern Mesopotamia

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Ter

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(in

MM

2 )

Egypt Sumer Akadia Babylon Elam Assyria Mitanni Urartu Hittites

Egypt and the Mesopotamian Empires

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640

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Ter

rito

ry S

ize

(in M

M2 )

Sumer Akadia Babylon Elam

Southern Mesopotamia

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rito

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MM

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Assyria Mitanni Urartu Hittites

Northern Mesopotamia

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Population in thousands

Largest Egyptian and Mesopotamian Cities

2000 BCE1600 BCE

1350 BCE1200 BCE

1000 BCE800 BCE

650 BCE

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40

60

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Largest Egyptian City

Largest Mesopotamian City