(9780691191539 / 34244218) - Dimensions: 133 x 203 x 25.4mm | 340.19g - Reprint - New Jersey, United States - Princeton University Press - Format: 328 pages - Product dimensions: 1.0 H x 7.9 L x 5.2 W
Explore how borders shape identity, power, and justice, blending historical case studies with philosophical inquiry to reveal the moral stakes of defining state boundaries in a globalized world.
Explore Jean Bodin’s foundational treatise on state power, where he articulates the concept of absolute sovereignty and its implications for governance, law, and political legitimacy in early modern Europe.
Explore how twentieth‑century economic theories reshaped societies, from Keynesianism to neoliberalism, and examine the institutional reforms that followed, revealing the dynamic interplay between ideas and policy.