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... China , and Buddhist India gathered up a region enormously larger than the previous area of their culture . By the same token , the empires standing atop state systems are far more civilized than their imperial predecessors , as Han China ...
... China , and Buddhist India gathered up a region enormously larger than the previous area of their culture . By the same token , the empires standing atop state systems are far more civilized than their imperial predecessors , as Han China ...
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... China . In the second half of the second millennium B.C. , the Shang dynasty , the earliest of historical China , had been a rather loose agglomeration of more or less independent city - states and political units of small or moderate ...
... China . In the second half of the second millennium B.C. , the Shang dynasty , the earliest of historical China , had been a rather loose agglomeration of more or less independent city - states and political units of small or moderate ...
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... China was again solidified in the imperial mold of the Sung dynasty . As the experience of China and the world shows , the conditions propitious for a well ordered state system are rare and unrepeatable . A given territory , such as China ...
... China was again solidified in the imperial mold of the Sung dynasty . As the experience of China and the world shows , the conditions propitious for a well ordered state system are rare and unrepeatable . A given territory , such as China ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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