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The Fiction of the State as the Good, Natural and the Beautiful, inefficiencies caused by the power of estates and other intermediary bodies. As this normative ideal has supported the dominance of what, expressed as abstractly as possible, is a particular configuration of institutions (e.g. the state), prescriptive theory/ideology has transmuted into an analytic

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,A Long-lived Republic: The Holy Roman Empire 1648–1763,e 2003). The idea in IR and international law that the Empire was dissolved in 1648 is an inheritance brought over by Leo Gross from the German-Prussian historiography which extolled the virtues of the strong Prussian state and regarded alternative forms of rule as humiliating (Iggers 1983).

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,A Shielded Republic: The European Union 1957–2010,erned with security? The institutional distinctness between the EU and the unitary state has been fused with the state-centred narrative of formation of order in European history reviewed in Chapter 2. For example, Marks (1997) claims that “ tates were created in war, the European Union in peace.