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Foreword to the Princeton Classic Edition: Joseph Strayer Revisited

Charles Tilly

On the Medieval Origins of the Modern State, 2011, p.vii

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Foreword to the Princeton Classic Edition: Joseph Strayer Revisited
Autor: Charles Tilly
Assuntos: Anthropology ; Armed forces ; Armies ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Cities ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnology ; Ethnoreligious groups ; Feudalism ; Housing ; Human geography ; Landlords ; Literary criticism ; Literary studies ; Literature ; Mercenaries ; Metropolitan areas ; Military science ; Militias ; Muslims ; Political geography ; Political power ; Political science ; Politics ; Serfdom ; Social organization ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Tenancy
É parte de: On the Medieval Origins of the Modern State, 2011, p.vii
Descrição: What a Pleasure to hear Joe Strayer’s thoughtful voice again! In these extensively reworked lectures and papers, we hear him patiently, clearly, wisely drawing on profound knowledge of Western European history to explain where centralized states come from. He vivifies the topic not with exotic examples or stunning stories but with incisive insights into what happened in medieval Europe. In little over a hundred pages, he lays out a fresh interpretation of European state formation. Strayer even says clearly what he is trying to explain. He seeks the origin of political units exhibiting persistence in time; fixation in space; permanent,
Editor: Princeton University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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