STATEHOOD IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA. APPROACHES FROM HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY,: PART II: CONCEPTUALIZING AND MEASURING STATEHOOD

Raymond Hinnebusch

STATEHOOD IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA. APPROACHES FROM HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY, PART II: CONCEPTUALIZING AND MEASURING STATEHOOD

School of International Relations

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Examines how to measure degrees of statehood. One approach is to compare state outputs and to see how far this is associated with the development of appropriate political institutions. Institutional capability depended on both the centralization of decision-making power and infrastructural power--the capacity to implement policy. The combination of the two dimensions affords a four cell ideal-typical typology, with most actual states located on continuums of the dimensions

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Des Dossiers du Ceri
Publisher	Centre for International Studies, SciencesPo
Publication status	Published - 10 Mar 2022

Keywords

state formation
Middle East
power
institutions

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