Hannes Lacher offers a sustained critique and rethinking of the origins and significance of the modern state as it has been understood within contemporary historical materialism.
Hannes Lacher offers a sustained critique and rethinking of the origins and significance of the modern state as it has been understood within contemporary historical materialism.
Hannes Lacher is Associate Professor of International Relations at the Eastern Mediterranean University in Cyprus and currently a Visiting Professor at York University, Canada.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: from the International to the Global? 1. The Limits of Society: State-centrism and the International Relations of Modernity 2. Theorists of the Superstructure: From Gramsci to Althusser and Beyond 3. Historical Structures of Capitalism: Neo-Gramscian IPE 4. Beyond Base/ Superstructure: Renewing Historical Materialism 5. Third time right? 'Open Marxism' and the International System 6. Towards Modernity? Absolutism, Capitalism, and State Formation in Post-Feudal Europe 7. The International System of Ancien Regime 8. Incongruent Spaces: National States and Global Accumulation 9. Beyond the 'Territorial Trap': Towards a Historical Geography of Capitalist Modernity 10. Conclusions and Perspectives: The Demise of the Territorial State?
Introduction: from the International to the Global? 1. The Limits of Society: State-centrism and the International Relations of Modernity 2. Theorists of the Superstructure: From Gramsci to Althusser and Beyond 3. Historical Structures of Capitalism: Neo-Gramscian IPE 4. Beyond Base/ Superstructure: Renewing Historical Materialism 5. Third time right? 'Open Marxism' and the International System 6. Towards Modernity? Absolutism, Capitalism, and State Formation in Post-Feudal Europe 7. The International System of Ancien Regime 8. Incongruent Spaces: National States and Global Accumulation 9. Beyond the 'Territorial Trap': Towards a Historical Geography of Capitalist Modernity 10. Conclusions and Perspectives: The Demise of the Territorial State?
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