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Globalism, nationalism, tribalism: bringing theory back in/ Paul James

By: James, PaulMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Sage, 2006Description: xiv, 369 pISBN: 9780761955139DDC classification: 305

Contents:

PART ONE: RETURNING TO A THEORY OF SOCIAL FORMATIONSocial Relations in TensionContending Approaches in OutlineTheory in the Shadow of TerrorPART TWO: RETHINKING FORMATIONS OF PRACTICE AND BEINGConstituting Customary CommunityCommunication and Exchange, Money and WritingTime and Space, Calendars and MapsBodies and Symbols, Blood and MilkPART THREE: REWRITING THE HISTORY OF THE PRESENTState Formation From Kingdoms and Empires to Nation-StatesNation Formation From the Medieval to the PostmodernGlobal Formation From the Oecumene to Planet ExploitationConclusion Principles for a Postnational World

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