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Boundaries And Belonging States And Societies In The Struggle To Shape Identities And L Practices Joel S Migdal

Name: Boundaries And Belonging States And Societies In The Struggle To Shape Identities And L Practices Joel S Migdal
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Boundaries And Belonging States And Societies In The Struggle To Shape Identities And L Practices Joel S Migdal instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.52 MB

Pages: 376

Author: Joel S. Migdal

ISBN: 9780511196065, 9780521835664, 0511196067, 0521835666

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Boundaries And Belonging States And Societies In The Struggle To Shape Identities And L Practices Joel S Migdal by Joel S. Migdal 9780511196065, 9780521835664, 0511196067, 0521835666 instant download after payment.

Although state borders remained remarkably stable during the Cold War, states have disappeared, splintered, consolidated, and blended into supra-national communities since 1990. The articles in this volume look at borders in a new way, stressing their impermanence. In particular, the study looks at the tension between the actual borders of states and other virtual boundaries that frame human communities. The contributors include political scientists, sociologists, geographers, and historians who write about the Middle East, Europe, China, North America, and Asia.