Titlebook: Max Weber‘s Theory of the Modern State; Origins, structure a Andreas Anter Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Andreas Antere territory was annexed by Romania and then again by the USSR at the end of the Second World War. During the post-war period an intense Russification of Moldavan society took place. Russian language was introduced into everyday life and the Cyrillic alphabet replaced traditional Latin alphabet in Mo

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Introduction,ng it as “the most important constitutive element of all cultural life.”. He notes that the “prime” task of his science is the analysis of “political actions and forms”, the most important of which he again identifies “above all” with the State.. The question “What is a ‘state’?” opens his programma

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State and Rulership,ily a relationship of force and ... It is characterised by a structure of command and compliance, and can only exist if those who are ruled accept this rule. Weber did not intend to reduce the state to this relationship of rule, but he often enough emphasised that the state could not be understood w

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Hermeneutics of the State,effects of such action”,. it has to be asked whether the . can be described in terms of the action-oriented perspective of a hermeneutic sociology of .; and if so, what might such a description look like? The category of action that is elaborated with such virtuosity in the chapter on “Basic Sociolo

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