Luego de descartar la antropología, las ciencias económicas y las ciencias políticas, que en “los últimos treinta años han hecho esfuerzos increíbles a fin de olvidar el Estado”, el autor recurre a la historia de las instituciones políticas, en especial a los mejores escritos alemanes, y al derecho constitucional, concentrándose en autores moldeados sociológica o históricamente.
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"What is the nature of the modern state, what were its origins, and what seem to be the present trends? In answering these questions . . . Poggi succeeds in presenting a well-informed but elegantly parsimonious statement. . . . In its historical depth and concise exposition, it should make very worthwhile reading for graduate students and many of their teachers. . . . An excellent historical introduction for political sociologies."
—Guenther Roth
,Contemporary Sociology
"A brief but careful introduction to the major forms of the political realm since the Carolingian period in Western Europe. . . . The author treats several prominent forms of political rule: feudal rule, rule by the Ständestaat, rule by the absolutist regimes, rule by the nineteenth-century constitutional state, and the rule of present-day liberal regimes. He tells history well, with an admirably lucid and concise prose; and it is a story that is occasionally as penetrating as it is consistently informative."
—Anthony M. Orum
,Social Forces
"Poggi's expressed intent, namely to render intelligible centuries of political development via the presentation of a succession of highly abstract models . . . is achieved with clarity and distinction and in the process opens vistas for further exploration. . . . The book provides a useful base from which to launch a course on the modern state."
Social Science Quarterly
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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Gianfranco Poggi's 'The Development of the Modern State: A Sociological Introduction' provides a foundational examination of the evolution of the state from a sociological perspective. Published by Hutchinson in 1978, this hardcover volume is offered in good condition, without a dust jacket. Poggi meticulously traces the historical trajectory of political rule, exploring critical junctures and forms, including the feudal system, the Ständestaat, absolutism, and the constitutional state under liberalism. Contents include: Introduction: The business of rule -- The feudal system of rule -- The Ständestaat -- The absolutist system of rule -- The nineteenth-century constitutional state -- State and society under liberalism and after. A key text for students and scholars of political sociology and the history of political thought. Seller Inventory # SCAN-13-8B4187A0
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