Titlebook: Changes in Statehood; The Transformation o Georg Sørensen Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2001 Gov

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Political-Military Power Shaping Domestic Structures: Homogeneity or Heterogeneity?,dition domestic structures. It has already been indicated that both forces of homogeneity and forces of heterogeneity have been in play. To which extent have they led to the emergence of ‘like units’? Without an answer to this question it will be impossible to properly understand the present international system.

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Postmodern States: from Security Dilemma towards Challenges to Effective Governance,odern states, it is argued, are members of a coordinated security community. Consequently, external military threat from each other is no longer a worry of postmodern states. In security terms this is most certainly a huge accomplishment, because the major threat to the physical safety of postmodern countries and populations has been removed.

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Conclusion,important as its opposite, continuity. The point was forcefully made by R. J. Vincent: ‘It makes as little sense … to write about ‘change in international relations’ as it would to write about ‘continuity in international relations’. Neither project has a centre, a thesis, a ‘research question’‘ (Vincent 1983:68).

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