\aThe Oxford handbook of transformations of the state / \c edited by Stephan Leibfried, Evelyne Huber, Matthew Lange, Jonah D. Levy, Frank Nullmeier, and John D. Stephens.
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\aOxford : \b Oxford University Press, \c 2015.
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\axxiii, 898 p. : \b ill. ; \c 26 cm.
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\a1. Introduction: transformations of the state -- 2. Changing perspectives on the State -- 3. Varieties of state experience -- 4. The layered state: pathways and paterns of modern nation state building -- 5. The emergence of the New World Staes -- 6. Sate formation and transformation Africa and Asia: the third phase of state expansion -- 7. Stae theory: four analytical traditions -- 8. Limited statehood: a critical perpective -- 9. State transformations in comparative perspective -- 10. Internationalization and the state: sovereignty as the external side of modern statehood -- 11. Sovereing (in) equality in the evolution of the international system -- 12. The competition state: the modern sate in a global economy -- 13. The embedded state: the new division of labor in the provision of governance functions -- 14. Multilevel governance and the state -- 15. Beyond the state ? Are transnational regulatory institutions replacing the state ? -- 16. Security, intervention, and the responsibility to protect: transforming the state by reinterpreting sovereignty -- 17. Ambiguous transformations: the 2007/08 international financial crisis and changing economic roles of the stae -- 18. Environmental isks and the chaging interface of demestic and international goverance -- 19. State transformations among the affluent democracies -- 20. The transformations of the statist model -- 21. From industrial corporatism to the social investment state -- 22. The changing role of the state in liberal market economies -- 23. ISI states reverse course: from import substitution to open economy -- 24. Welfare state transformation: convergence and the rise of the supply - side model -- 25. The stae and gender equality: from patriarchat to women - friendly state ? -- 26. From the postitive to the regulatory state: a transformation in the machinery of governance ? -- 27. Migration and the proous boundaries of democratic states -- 28. Plurinational states -- 29. The changing architecture of the national security stae -- 30. transformations of the democratic state -- 31. The peculiarities of post-communist state development: institutional consolidation and elite competition -- 32. The transformation of the state in Eastern Europe -- 33. Resources as constraints ? Natural resource wealth and the possibility of developmental sates in the Former Soviet Union -- 34. The transformation of the Russian State -- 35. China: economic liberalization, adaptive informal institutions, and party-state resilience -- 36. States in the global south: transformations, trends, and diversity -- 37. Human development, state transformation, and the politics of the developmental state -- 38. Rentier states and state transformations -- 39. Predatory states and stae transformation -- 40. State failure and state transformation -- 41. Ethnicity and stae transformation in the global south -- 42. Democracy and regime change in the global south: causes and trends -- 43. Emerging welfare staes in Latin America and East Asia -- 44. Conclusion: states transforming.
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