The State Its History and Development Viewed Sociologically
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THE STATE
AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE SECOND AMERICAN EDITION
CONTENTS
THE STATE
CHAPTER I THEORIES OF THE STATE
THE SOCIOLOGICAL IDEA OF THE STATE
CHAPTER II THE GENESIS OF THE STATE
(a) POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC MEANS
(b) PEOPLES WITHOUT A STATE: HUNTSMEN AND GRUBBERS
(c) PEOPLES PRECEDING THE STATE: HERDSMEN AND VIKINGS
(d) THE GENESIS OF THE STATE
CHAPTER III THE PRIMITIVE FEUDAL STATE
(a) THE FORM OF DOMINION
(b) THE INTEGRATION
(c) THE DIFFERENTIATION: GROUP THEORIES AND GROUP PSYCHOLOGY
(d) THE PRIMITIVE FEUDAL STATE OF HIGHER GRADE
CHAPTER IV THE MARITIME STATE
(a) TRAFFIC IN PREHISTORIC TIMES
(b) TRADE AND THE PRIMITIVE STATE
(c) THE GENESIS OF THE MARITIME STATE
(d) ESSENCE AND ISSUE OF THE MARITIME STATES
CHAPTER V THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FEUDAL STATE
(a) THE GENESIS OF LANDED PROPERTY
(b) THE CENTRAL POWER IN THE PRIMITIVE FEUDAL STATE
(c) THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL DISINTEGRATION OF THE PRIMITIVE FEUDAL STATE
(d) THE ETHNIC AMALGAMATION
(e) THE DEVELOPED FEUDAL STATE
CHAPTER VI THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATE
(a) THE EMANCIPATION OF THE PEASANTRY
(b) THE GENESIS OF THE INDUSTRIAL STATE
(c) THE INFLUENCES OF MONEY ECONOMY
(d) THE MODERN CONSTITUTIONAL STATE
CHAPTER VII THE TENDENCY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE
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