One of these entities arises when a large-scale economic complex does not result in a single empire dominating that area.
One of these entities experienced its first major setbacks during the "B-phase," which started in the seventeenth century. Spain's inability to exploit possessions like Sicily allowed Amsterdam to become an economic powerhouse, and thus allowed for the creation of the most recent one of these entities. There has only ever been one of these entities, and it is centered on China, according to Andre (*) Gunder Frank's ReOrient. The theory of these entities came from a Marxist version of Annales-School ideas, with some additions from dependency theory. One of these entities arises when a large-scale economic complex does not result in a single empire dominating that area. Because the modern one of these entities originated in colonial expansion during the end of feudalism, it is divided into a "core," "semiperiphery," and "periphery," terms which do not align with distinctions like "third-world." For 10 points, name these worldwide political and economic networks proposed by Immanuel Wallerstein.
One of these entities experienced its first major setbacks during the "B-phase," which started in the seventeenth century.
world-systems [accept The Modern World-System; anti-prompt on "world-economy"]