دانلود کتاب War, Survival Units, and Citizenship: A Neo-Eliasian Processual-Relational Perspective

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Preface
Introduction
Part 1 War, survival units, and structures of privileges, rights, obligations, and citizenship: theoretical and methodological considerations
1 Historical sociology and research on state formation: the German tradition revisited
2 Toward a theoretical framework: rereading Norbert Elias
Part 2 Western Europe: from medieval survival units to the rise and consolidation of the Ständestaat
Introduction
3 The decline of the Carolingian Empire and the disintegration of Europe: the figuration of feudal survival units, 800–1050
4 The resurgence of centripetal forces, 1050–1300
5 Centripetal forces: two steps forward, one step back, 1300–1500
Summarizing Part 2: war, survival units, and citizenship: a review of the medieval figurations of survival units, 800–1500
Part 3 France, England, and Germany: new forms of survival units—new structures of privileges, rights, and obligations 1500–1660
Introduction
6 The European figuration of survival units, 1494–1659: from local to continental wars—the survival units in France, England, and Germany
7 The “military revolution”
8 The rise of civil society and a monetary economy
9 Sovereignty: from universality to particularity and from fragmentation to territorialization
10 France: from Ständestaat to territorial state
11 England: a territorial centralized Ständestaat, 1500–1660
12 Germany: the competing survival units
13 The struggle for recognition: winners and losers
14 Some concluding remarks
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