Keywords
World-system
Culture.
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Abstract
Just as the modern Nation-State society implied a profound break with the previous forms of political, economic and cultural organization of the traditional community, and on which local cultures were based, the global society also now introduces strong ruptures with society. national, because "the globe has ceased to be an astronomical figure to acquire full historical significance" (Ianni, 1996).
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