This historian described the Sahara as an "anoikumene" defined by its climate and not by human interaction and originated the
This historian described the Sahara as an "anoikumene" defined by its climate and not by human interaction and originated the use of the phrase "second face" in reference to it. This historian is called a "man of circumstance" in Unthinking Social Science by Immanuel Wallerstein, who worked at a center named for this man at SUNY Binghamton and heavily drew on his work in developing world systems theory. In a series of three volumes, this historian analyzed "world-economies," the development of markets, and the material conditions and (*) structures of everyday life in the emergence of modern capitalism. This historian emphasized the effects of climate and technology over large periods of time in his longue durée approach to studying the policy of a ruler who built El Escorial. For 10 points, name this author of Civilization and Capitalism and The Mediterranean and Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II, a member of the Annales school.
This historian described the Sahara as an "anoikumene" defined by its climate and not by human interaction and originated the use of the phrase "second face" in reference to it.
Fernand Braudel