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_aChanges in the state : _bcauses and consequences _cEdited by Edward S. Greenberg, ed. |
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_aNewbury Park, Calif. : _bSage Publications, _c1990 |
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_a260 p. ; _c23 cm. |
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_aSage focus editions ; _v122 |
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_aState - Society - Relationship _xChanges - Causes - Sequences |
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505 | 0 | _aPART ONE: INTRODUCTION State Change - Edward S Greenberg Approaches and Concepts PART TWO: CHANGES IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STATE AND SOCIETY The Two-Tiered Theory of the State - Mark Gottdiener Resolving the Question of Determination for the Case of the Local State Effective Demand and Structural Dependence on the State - Tom Mayer and Tracey Mott Structure and Consciousness in the Rise of the Nazi State - Tom Mayer and Robert Pois PART THREE: CHANGES IN THE INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE Federal Statebuilding During the New Deal - Russell Hanson The Transition from Mother's Aid to Aid to Dependent Children The Police and the Coercive Nature of the State - Otwin Marinen State-Making and State-Breaking - Steve Chan The Origins and Paradoxes of the Contemporary Taiwanese State Change and Continuity in the British Colonial State - James Scarritt and Shaheen Mozaffar Integrating Theoretical Perspectives PART FOUR: CHANGES IN STATE POLICY Why the State Does What It Does - Edward S Greenberg and Benjamin I Page Towards a Synthetic Model The Transformation of Interests and the State - David Levine Farmers, Workers, and the State in the US 1890-1916 - Elizabeth Sanders A Critique of Corporate Liberalism The Relative Decline of Relative Autonomy - Robert J S Ross Global Capitalism and the Political Economy of Change |