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Patrimonial capitalism and empire
There is today a new interest in empires past and present. Scholars seek fresh ways of understanding a form of power far older than the modern nation state. Others see empire, not long ago assumed to be a mode of governance on the way out, as having a surprising new lease on life, and want to better...
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| Format: | e-Book |
| Language: | English |
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Bingley, U.K. :
Emerald,
2015.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Series: | Political power and social theory,
v. 28. |
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| Online Access: | Full-text access |
Table of Contents:
- Patrimonialism in America : The public domain in the making of modernity from colonial times to the late nineteenth century / John Hall
- Explaining the great continuity : ethnic institutions, colonialism, and social development in Spanish America / James Mahoney
- Limits of empire : the French colonial state and local patrimonialism in North Africa / Mounira Charrad, Daniel Jaster
- Patrimonialism, imperialism, and colonialism at the Cape of Good Hope under Dutch East India Company rule, c.1652-1795 / Kerry Ward
- Grandpa State instead of Bourgeois State : patrimonial politics in chinas Age of Commerce, 1644-1839 / Ho-Fung Hung
- Antipodean patrimonialism? Squattocracy, democracy and land rights in Australia / Pavla Miller
- Colonialism, neopatrimonialism and hybrid state formation / Daniel Goh
- Patrimonialism, bureaucratization, and fiscal systems of British Bengal, 1765-1819 / Malik Martin
- Innovations in trust : patrimonial and bureaucratic authority in the Asante Empire of West Africa / Nicolette Manglos-Weber
- Locating the family-state : the forgotten legacy of Javanese Theories of the public domain (17th -20th c.) / Romain Bertrand
- Sovereignty and sociology : from state theory to theories of empire / Julia Adams, George Steinmetz.