People/states/territories : the political geographies of British state transformation /: the political geographies of British state transformation. (2011)
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- Book
- Title:
- People/states/territories : the political geographies of British state transformation /: the political geographies of British state transformation. (2011)
- Main Title:
- People/states/territories : the political geographies of British state transformation
- Other Titles:
- People, states, territories
- Further Information:
- Note: Rhys Jones.
- Other Names:
- Jones, Rhys, 1971-
- Contents:
- Series Editors’ Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction: state personnel and the reproduction of state forms. 2. Analysing an emergent state: state actors and a territorial state apparatus. Thinking about the state…. Medieval and early modern political theory: conceptualising political authority. Weber and the bureaucratic machine of the modern state. The human geographies of strategic-relational state theory. Exploring the networked state. Bringing it all together: analysing an emergent state. 3. Peopling the medieval state . A case of stating the obvious?. People and the feudal state. State leaders and the emergence of medieval state forms in the British Isles. Local government and the validation and contestation of state forms. The medieval state: different not worse?. 4. Embodying early modern state consolidation . Peopling the central state apparatus. The body politic: JPs and the political constitution of England and Wales. Shaping and steering the local state. State personnel and the embodiment of early modern state consolidation. 5. The state of high modernity: the age of the inspector . The nineteenth-century revolution in government. The age of the inspector. Leonard Horner and the regulation of factory production. Embodying a tentative state consolidation. 6. Breaking-up: people and the late modern UK state . The challenges of executive devolution in the UK. New devolved organizations, new organizational cultures. State personnel and the ‘joining up’ ofSeries Editors’ Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction: state personnel and the reproduction of state forms. 2. Analysing an emergent state: state actors and a territorial state apparatus. Thinking about the state…. Medieval and early modern political theory: conceptualising political authority. Weber and the bureaucratic machine of the modern state. The human geographies of strategic-relational state theory. Exploring the networked state. Bringing it all together: analysing an emergent state. 3. Peopling the medieval state . A case of stating the obvious?. People and the feudal state. State leaders and the emergence of medieval state forms in the British Isles. Local government and the validation and contestation of state forms. The medieval state: different not worse?. 4. Embodying early modern state consolidation . Peopling the central state apparatus. The body politic: JPs and the political constitution of England and Wales. Shaping and steering the local state. State personnel and the embodiment of early modern state consolidation. 5. The state of high modernity: the age of the inspector . The nineteenth-century revolution in government. The age of the inspector. Leonard Horner and the regulation of factory production. Embodying a tentative state consolidation. 6. Breaking-up: people and the late modern UK state . The challenges of executive devolution in the UK. New devolved organizations, new organizational cultures. State personnel and the ‘joining up’ of regional governance. Territorial identities and the reproduction of devolution. Devolution in prospect. 7. Conclusions: peopling the state . Bibliography. Index … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Place of publication not identified : Wiley-Blackwell
- Publication Date:
- 2011
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (232 pages)
- Subjects:
- 320.941
Professional employees in government -- Great Britain
Local government -- Great Britain
State, The
Great Britain -- Politics and government - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781444399479
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