Uncover a new framework for understanding persistent global inequalities. Moving beyond Occidentalism, this insightful book explores how global capitalism reproduces social inequalities through a relational perspective. It critically assesses classical theories and calls for reconceptualising inequality in our interconnected world. Drawing on world-systems analysis, postcolonial, and decolonial perspectives, it sheds light on continuities rooted in colonial realities, examining class, gender, and racial inequalities globally. Essential reading for scholars and students in sociology, political theory, and anthropology grappling with globalisation and inequality in contemporary contexts.