Titlebook: States and Development; Historical Anteceden Matthew Lange (Assistant Professor of Sociology),D Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Colonial States and Economic Development in Spanish Americatrast, poor colonial backwaters of ten experienced impressive growth and became the wealthiest territories. To a large extent, the regional development hierarchy established during this critical historical epoch is still found today.

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Harnessing the State: Rebalancing Strategies for Monitoring and Motivationactical politicians.On the one hand,societies must continually rethink ways of ensuring that the powers and legitimacy of state apparatuses are not appropriated for predatory purposes by private elites (and their allies within the apparatus itself ).At the same time, societies must continually searc

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The Rule of Law and Development: A Weberian Framework of States and State-Society Relationscore” of Weber’s substantive sociology and “an essential key to the understanding of his analysis of political and economic phenomena”(Parsons 1971, pp. 40, 41).. To do so, it is divided into two sections. The first section claims that negative-sum social relations characterized by one-sided dominat

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State Effectiveness, Economic Growth, and the Age of States thing remained a constant, however: find a piece of inhabited territory, and it was certain to belong to some country or other—a country with a government, a flag, an army, and all of the other trappings of the modern nation state. For a country to lack a central government, as, for example, Somali

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British Colonial State Legacies and Development Trajectories:A Statistical Analysis of Direct and Incks.” The term not only refers to the extreme power of the European imperialists in Africa but also to the revolutionary changes that colonization began.Indeed,beginning with Ceuta,the Azores,and the Canary Islands during the mid-fifteenth century and continuing to this day with a few outposts, colo

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Building States—Inherently a Long-Term Process? An Argument from Comparative Historyn inherently long-term process.At first glance,the European experience would seem to imply that it most certainly is,since most of the continent’s polities can point to developmental histories that span many centuries. Yet Rueschemeyer is not interested in just any kind of state building, but rather