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- Statehood - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Abstract Modern statehood is a mode of political organization of ‘society’ in which the state is the primary agent charged with building its representation The nation has become the preferred form for this representation, law, the principal means used to anticipate the conduct of its subjects (citizens) and develop normative frameworks (policies) to direct change, and democracy, the
- Does an early start help or hurt? Statehood, institutions and modern . . .
We propose that statehood experience has a direct and an indirect effect on climate change policies The direct effect occurs because greater statehood experience gives states more time to consolidate power, build state capacity, and closer-to-optimal policymaking
- The environmental statehood of ecological restoration: An institutional . . .
The elements of an environmental statehood as described above are reflected in the case studies State institutions continue to articulate the value of extraction and land degradation, with attempts to set regulatory standards designed to reduce social conflict and ensure ongoing land-use activities
- The transformation of regional governance in China: The rescaling of . . .
With reference to the Western theoretical perspectives of state spatiality, state rescaling and politics of scale, this study argues that the emerging regional practices in contemporary China represent another round of changing statehood after governance downscaling to the urban level
- Global Environmental Change | Vol 91, May 2025 - ScienceDirect
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- Statehood, democracy and preindustrial development
All societies start with non-statehood and transition into authoritarian statehood at some point, but the timing is random When later given the opportunity, only those societies that transitioned relatively recently to authoritarian statehood transition to democracy
- Rebuilding public authority in Uganda dualist theory, hybrid social . . .
They attribute these tensions to the co-existence of contradictory liberal and illiberal rules and cultural systems that interact in dissonant ways in hybrid social orders, and they enable us to develop a ‘society-centric historical methodology’ that attributes their ability or inability to achieve democratic statehood to the ability of
- The potential role of peace, justice, and strong institutions in . . .
We conducted a qualitative study (2019–22) to contextualise Colombia's energy policy for sustainable development and renewable energy diversification, focusing on the new governance toolbox of market incentives, weak institutions, security risks in areas of limited statehood, and the role of indigenous people
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