The Condition of states : a study in international political theory
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The Condition of states : a study in international political theory
Open University Press, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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: pbk ISBN 9780335096671
内容説明
How is the state doing? Is it growing stronger, is it becoming increasingly integrated, or is it withering away? Rejecting the view that states may be studies in isolation from one another, this collection of essays employs both comparative method and an international perspective to assess what is happening to the chief political form of our time. In doing so, it questions recent major approaches of both European and American scholarship which have tended to view the state as a formation serving capital interests or classes. The approach of these essays is legal and constitutional, highlighting the changing nature of political communities and changing patterns of government. The authors argue that attention to the nature and scope of governmental powers and how they are impinged upon, by foreigners as well as citizens, is vital to any understanding of the modern state. The book argues that the issues of outsiders and insiders both defines the state and sets its relations with other states; and that political theory and international theory are part of a single continuum.
目次
- Introduction - the state as a contested concept in international relations, Cornelia Navari
- reality and illusion in the acquisition of statehood, Willie Henderson
- the variety of states, James Mayall
- foreign policy and the domestic factor, Brian Porter
- diplomacy and the modern state, Christopher Hill
- the state and integration, John Brown and Martin Kolinsky
- on the withering away of the state, Cornelia Navari
- the state and war, Philip Windsor
- what ought to be done about the condition of states?, Mervyn Frost
- Hegel, civil society and the state, John Charvet
- the duties of liberal states, Christopher Brewin
- states, food and the world common interest, Michael Donelan.
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ISBN 9780335096688
内容説明
How is the state doing? Is it growing stronger, is it becoming increasingly integrated, or is it withering away? Rejecting the view that states may be studies in isolation from one another, this collection of essays employs both comparative method and an international perspective to assess what is happening to the chief political form of our time. In doing so, it questions recent major approaches of both European and American scholarship which have tended to view the state as a formation serving capital interests or classes. The approach of these essays is legal and constitutional, highlighting the changing nature of political communities and changing patterns of government. The author's argue that attention to the nature and scope of governmental powers and how they are impinged upon, by foreigners as well as citizens, is vital to any understanding of the modern state. The book argues that the issues of outsiders and insiders both defines the state and sets its relations with other states; and that political theory and international theory are part of a single continuum.
目次
- Introduction - the state as a contested concept in international relations, Cornelia Navari
- reality and illusion in the acquisition of statehood, Willie Henderson
- the variety of states, James Mayall
- foreign policy and the domestic factor, Brian Porter
- diplomacy and the modern state, Christopher Hill
- the state and integration, John Brown
- Martin Kolinsky
- on the withering away of the state, Cornelia Navari
- the state and war, Philip Windsor
- what ought to be done about the condition of states?, Mervyn Frost
- Hegel, civil society and the state, John Charvet
- the duties of liberal states, Christopher Brewin
- states, food and the world common interest, Michael Donelan.
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