The Medieval State: The Tyranny of a Concept?
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Auteurs : Rees DaviesSource :
- Journal of Historical Sociology [ 0952-1909 ] ; 2003-06.
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- geog : Hastings.
- org : American Historical Review, Blackwell Publishing Ltd, France, Spain, International Court of Justice, Italy and the Marcher, Manrya India, the Mongol Empire.
- pers : A. Guery, Alan Harding, Benedict Anderson, Bernard Guenée, Charles Tilly, David Palliser, E. A. R. Brown, Eric Hobsbawm, Ernest Gellner, F. W. Maitland, German Reich, H. J. M. Claessen, James Campbell, Jean Bodin, Jean-Philippe Genet, John Austin, John Maddicott, K. B. McFarlane, Karl Leyser, Keith Robbins, Matthew Innes, Maurice Powicke, Max Gluckman, Max Weber, Michael Braddick, Michael Mann, Otto Brunner, Otto Gierke, Patrick Geary, Patrick Wormald, Paul Hyams, Philip Abrams, Reuter, Richard Southern, Robert Boutruche, Robert Evans, Robin Frame, Skinner, Steve Hindle, Steven Hindle, Thomas Ertman, Timothy Reuter, Tom Bisson, W. G. Runciman, Wim.
- place : Cambrai, Dublin, England, Europe, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Salisbury, UK.
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- Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Blockmans, British state, Brunner, Building state, Cambridge history, Cambridge university press, Central europe, Civil society, Clarendon press, Coercive control, Coercive power, Conceptual world, Davy, Different context, Early christian ireland, Early medieval, Early middle age, Early modern england, Early modern europe, Early state, English historian, English ireland, English kingdom, English state, Fifteenth century, French historian, Genet, Hambledon press, Historical narrative, Historical sociology, Ideological project, James campbell, Kingship, Late england, Little wonder, Lordship, Marcher lordship, Master noun, Medieval, Medieval context, Medieval europe, Medieval historian, Medieval political, Medieval polity, Medieval society, Medieval state, Medieval world, Michael mann, Middle age, Modern historian, Modern state, Modern world, Moral authority, Much more, National state, Nineteenth century, Otto, Otto brunner, Past society, Personal note, Political form, Political history, Political power, Political scientist, Political theory, Public authority, Puissance sociale, Rees, Rees davy, Reuter, Royal historical society, Royal power, Social change, Social power, Social selection, State formation, State power, Stateless society, Susan reynolds, Tat rome, Timothy reuter, Twelfth century, Western europe.
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DOI: 10.1111/1467-6443.00206
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