State Systems: International Pluralism, Politics, and Culture |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 87
Page 31
... became closer and more orderly . Trade greatly increased , encouraged by rulers with an eye to revenues . Customs ... became citizens of several cities at once . Even Athens relaxed , in practice if not in law , the bars to ...
... became closer and more orderly . Trade greatly increased , encouraged by rulers with an eye to revenues . Customs ... became citizens of several cities at once . Even Athens relaxed , in practice if not in law , the bars to ...
Page 133
... became hereditary domains like the rest of Europe . The republics did not fall quickly or easily . Although more or less narrowed or corrupted , they continued to play a substantial part in Italian affairs through the fifteenth century ...
... became hereditary domains like the rest of Europe . The republics did not fall quickly or easily . Although more or less narrowed or corrupted , they continued to play a substantial part in Italian affairs through the fifteenth century ...
Page 142
... became more and more important ; pamphleteering became a major means of communication , leading to regular papers in the latter eighteenth century and to modern journalism in the nineteenth . Not only did the press inform ; it became ...
... became more and more important ; pamphleteering became a major means of communication , leading to regular papers in the latter eighteenth century and to modern journalism in the nineteenth . Not only did the press inform ; it became ...
Contents
Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
Copyright | |
9 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
ancient assembly Athenian Athens authoritarian authority balance of power became become Cambridge University Press century B.C. China Chinese Church cities citizens city-states civilization classes classic commerce Communist competition conflict council cultural democracy democratic despite developed domination Dutch economic eighteenth century emperor England English Europe European feudal fifteenth century foreign fourteenth century France freedom French French Revolution Germany Glotz Greece Greek Hellenistic Holy Roman Empire ideas imperial important independent industrial institutions intellectual inventions Italian Italy king Lagash land less London Louis Louis XIV medieval merchants military monarchy nation-states Netherlands oligarchic Parliament peace Persian philosophy pluralism pluralistic polis political practically production prosperity relations religious republic republican Revolution Roman Empire Rome rule rulers rulership Russia seventeenth century sixteenth social society sortition sovereign sovereignty Soviet Soviet Union Spain Spanish Sparta Sumerian tion towns trade traditional United wars wealth West Western York