The Elusive state : international and comparative perspectives

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The Elusive state : international and comparative perspectives

edited by James A. Caporaso

Sage Publications, c1989

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  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

In The Elusive State the idea of the state serves as an umbrella concept, as a way of focusing otherwise disparate subject matters. The literature on comparative and international politics are as far apart as ever, despite the purported breakdown of the traditional dividing lines between domestic and international politics (a view which some of the papers in this volume explicitly reject). Some of the topics included for discussion are the contradictory ways in which the state is viewed (omnicompetent or impotent), states most likely to develop the institutions and political culture of police states, and the historical perspective of sovereignty.

目次

Introduction - James A Caporaso The State in an Era of Cascading Politics - James N Rosenau Wavering Concept, Widening Competence, Withering Colossus, or Weathering Change? War, Revolution, and the Growth of the Coercive State - Ted Robert Gurr Sovereignty - Stephen D Krasner An Institutional Perspective Radicals and the State - Gregg O Kvistad The Political Demands on West German Civil Servants Tactical Advantages Versus Administrative Heterogeneity - David Wilsford the Strengths and the Limits of the French State Minding the State -- Or a State of Mind - Bert A Rockman Issues in the Comparative Conceptualization of the State State, Local State, Context and Spatiality - Andrew Kirby a Reappraisal of State Theory Sovereignty in Historical Perspective - Janice E Thomson The Evolution of State Control Over Extraterritorial Violence China - Jeremy Paltiel Mexicanization or Reform?

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