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Daedalus articles from March 1995
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Daedalus archives from March 1995
Reflections on Japan's postwar state.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... A DOMINANT YET AMORPHOUS STATE
ASKING A JAPANESE TO DEFINE THE STATE is akin to asking what is his religion. These are the questions of a foreigner and are likely to elicit confused responses. How do you explain to those who believe in a...
The diminished nation-state: a study in the loss of economic power.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... INTRODUCTION
THE PACE OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, especially the speeding up of communications, and the extent of international economic integration have, together, brought into question the effectiveness of many traditional, national economic...
The defective state.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... The argument to be developed in this essay is based on three simple propositions. Perhaps the most important is that the nature of the competition between states in the international system has fundamentally changed. The second proposition is...
The New World Order, Incorporated; the rise of business and the decline of the nation state.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... WHEN GEORGE BUSH ANNOUNCED the beginning of a new world order, he had in mind a world in which democratic governments would together keep peace in the world and make it possible for everyone to be free to prosper in a liberalizing international...
National minorities, nationalizing states, and external national homelands in the new Europe.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... FOR WELL OVER A CENTURY, the "national question" has been central to politics in the vast and variegated region occupied before World War I by the three great multinational empires--Habsburg, Ottoman, and Romanov--that sprawled eastward and...
Subverting strong states: the dialectics of social engineering in Hungary and Turkey.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... STRONG STATES ARE GOING OUT OF FASHION, or so it would seem in some parts of the world. But increased awareness among academics of what Susan Strange terms "the hollowness of the state" is overshadowed by disillusionment with the exercise of...
War and the twentieth-century state.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO ENTER this discussion, and many ways for twentieth-century developments to be narrated. This paper might be situated theoretically, considering the extensive discussions of state theory since the late 1960s in sociology and...
The insecure state.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... IN THE HEYDAY OF THE COLD WAR, students of the once popular, American-inspired discipline of "strategic studies" could both amaze and appall their friends with a small, seemingly innocuous plastic device known to the cognoscenti as the "RAND Bomb...
Nuclear weapons and the waning of the real-state.(What Future for the State?)
March 22, 1995... AS THE TWENTIETH CENTURY DRAWS TO A CLOSE, conventional wisdom holds the state to be the dominant form of political organization in the world, particularly regarding security and violence. The number of states who are members of the United...