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The State in Transition : Reimagining Political Space / / ed. by Joseph A. Camilleri, Anthony P. Jarvis, Albert J. Paolini.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Critical Perspectives on World PoliticsPublisher: Boulder : : Lynne Rienner Publishers, [2022]Copyright date: ©1995Description: 1 online resource (248 p.)Content type:
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ISBN:
  • 9781555875381
  • 9780585082233
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 320.1 20
LOC classification:
  • JC11 .S76 1995eb
Other classification:
  • online - DeGruyter
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Contents:
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- PART 1 THE PROBLEM OF THE STATE -- 1 Locating the State -- 2 From International Relations to World Politics -- PART 2 IDENTITY AND POLITICAL SPACE -- 3 Nationalism in/and Modernity -- 4 Rethinking the State of the Nation -- 5 The Authentic State: History and Tradition in the Ideology of Ethnonationalism -- 6 The Stars on China's Flag: Appropriating the Universe for the Nation -- 7 State, Civil Society, and the Political Subject in a Divided Society: Reimagining Political Relations in Northern Ireland -- 8 Inadequate Providers? A Gendered Analysis of States and Security -- PART 3 GLOBALIZATION AND POLITICAL SPACE -- 9 Problematic Paradigm: Liberalism and the Global Order -- 10 Symptoms of Globalization: Or, Mapping Reflexivity in the Postmodern Age -- 11 Manipulating Space in a Postcolonial State: The Case of Malaysia -- 12 The World Economy and an Economically Active State: From Economic Radicalism to Neoliberalism in Mexico -- PART 4 REFLECTIONS ON THE STATE IN TRANSITION -- 13 State, Civil Society, and Economy -- The Contributors -- Index -- About the Book -- Other Books in the Series
Summary: The authors explore the complex new relationships resulting from the ongoing transformations in the patterns of world politics, relationships that require a rethinking of the very categories we use in understanding local, national, and international politics and a reimagining of the nature of political space itself.
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- PART 1 THE PROBLEM OF THE STATE -- 1 Locating the State -- 2 From International Relations to World Politics -- PART 2 IDENTITY AND POLITICAL SPACE -- 3 Nationalism in/and Modernity -- 4 Rethinking the State of the Nation -- 5 The Authentic State: History and Tradition in the Ideology of Ethnonationalism -- 6 The Stars on China's Flag: Appropriating the Universe for the Nation -- 7 State, Civil Society, and the Political Subject in a Divided Society: Reimagining Political Relations in Northern Ireland -- 8 Inadequate Providers? A Gendered Analysis of States and Security -- PART 3 GLOBALIZATION AND POLITICAL SPACE -- 9 Problematic Paradigm: Liberalism and the Global Order -- 10 Symptoms of Globalization: Or, Mapping Reflexivity in the Postmodern Age -- 11 Manipulating Space in a Postcolonial State: The Case of Malaysia -- 12 The World Economy and an Economically Active State: From Economic Radicalism to Neoliberalism in Mexico -- PART 4 REFLECTIONS ON THE STATE IN TRANSITION -- 13 State, Civil Society, and Economy -- The Contributors -- Index -- About the Book -- Other Books in the Series

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The authors explore the complex new relationships resulting from the ongoing transformations in the patterns of world politics, relationships that require a rethinking of the very categories we use in understanding local, national, and international politics and a reimagining of the nature of political space itself.

Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.

In English.

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