The Study of the State, Volume 1H. J. M. Claessen, Peter Skalník No detailed description available for "The Study of the State". |
Contents
Sacred kingship and formation of the state | 1 |
deconsecrating a sacred kingdom | 15 |
Kinship and politics The formation of the state among | 35 |
Specific features of the African early state | 59 |
Evolution fission and the early state | 87 |
The structure of the Mamprusi kingdom and the cult | 117 |
a case study | 133 |
The early state among the Eurasian nomads | 155 |
a demonstration | 303 |
the process of secondary state | 317 |
Some additional thoughts on the concept of the early | 339 |
the emergence of the kingdom | 353 |
transfor | 371 |
The state as a problem of jurisprudence | 387 |
The state as empire | 409 |
The army and the formation of the states of West | 427 |
The legitimation of early inchoate states | 177 |
another formulation | 201 |
a review | 223 |
Divine kingship in chiefdoms and states A single | 239 |
a preliminary study | 251 |
The precolonial Indian state in history | 275 |
Marx and Weber on the primary state | 443 |
The study of the Southeast Asian state | 455 |
Ubi sumus? The Study of the State conference | 469 |
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administrative African agricultural Ankole Anthropology areas aristocracy army Aśoka authority Axum Bactria behavior Buganda Bunyoro central century A.D. Chibuk chiefdoms chiefs Claessen and Skalník clan class relations Cohen complex concept conquest constitution court cultural Dahomey divine kingship dominant dynasty early economic emergence empire established evolution existence factors formation function functionaries groups Gulani H.J.M. Claessen Hague Hausa Hutu ideology important India individuals institutions irrigation Kalinga Kel Gress Khazanov king kingdom Krader Kushāņa labor land leaders lineage London Mamprusi Maratha Marx Marxist Mauryan mode of production Mouton Mughal naam nomads organization origin pastoral period Peroz population problem region relationship ritual role royal ruler ruling class Rwanda Samori sedentary segmentary segmentary lineage settlements slaves social society Southeast Asia Sri Lanka structure surplus Swazi term territorial tion trade traditional tributary tribute Tuareg Tuutsi University Press village communities yabgu Yoruba Yüeh-chih