Titlebook: Geography and the State; An Essay in Politica R. J. Johnston Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982 geography.politi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81479-1ficant interrelationships with the geography of that society. Indeed since, as increasingly is being argued, ‘space is what the political economy makes it’ (Blaikie, 1978: 289), since the study of space is central to the study of geography, and since the state is a crucial component of political eco

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,Durchführung: Vertikale Schwingungen,eatment of either the historical or the geographical realities of the concept. Implicit throughout, following the discussion of sovereignty in Chapter 1, was the essential territorial component of the state’s existence, and of the local states into which most states are divided. Thus the existence o

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Untersuchungsgegenstand TV-Duellagencies organised within a territorial framework. These subordinate bodies are the administrative agencies for the central state, undertaking a large number of tasks (Chapter 1). They are also the bodies through which citizens have most of their direct dealings with the state, forming what Taylor (

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Die Wirkung vergleichender Werbunguments, a conclusion that reiterates the thesis and emphasises its major points. This book was presented in the Preface as an essay, and so a conclusion would seem desirable. None is provided, however, for the basic thesis relating to the importance of the study of the state in human geography does

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