Empires and Bureaucracy in World History
Herausgeber: Crooks, Peter; Parsons, Timothy
Empires and Bureaucracy in World History
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A comparative study of the power and limits of bureaucracy in historical empires from ancient Rome to the twentieth century.
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A comparative study of the power and limits of bureaucracy in historical empires from ancient Rome to the twentieth century.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 498
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 714g
- ISBN-13: 9781316617281
- ISBN-10: 1316617289
- Artikelnr.: 45163481
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 498
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 714g
- ISBN-13: 9781316617281
- ISBN-10: 1316617289
- Artikelnr.: 45163481
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Part I. Introduction: 1. Empires, bureaucracy and the paradox of power
Peter Crooks and Timothy H. Parsons; Part II. Empires and Bureaucracy in
World-Historical Perspective: 2. China as a contrasting case: bureaucracy
and empire in Song China Patricia Ebrey; 3. Conflict and cooperation
between Arab rulers and Persian administrators in the formative period of
Islamdom, c.600-950 CE I. T. Kristó-Nagy; 4. Bureaucracy without alphabetic
writing: governing the Inca empire, c.1438-1532 Chris Given-Wilson; 5. The
Ottoman empire (1299-1923): the bureaucratization of patrimonial authority
Karen Barkey; Part III. From Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages: 6. 'The
late Roman empire was before all things a bureaucratic state.' Michael
Whitby; 7. Bureaucracies, elites and clans: the case of Byzantium,
c.600-1100 John Haldon; 8. Charlemagne and Carolingian military
administration Bernard S. Bachrach; 9. Bureaucracy, the English state and
the crisis of the Angevin empire, 1199-1205 John Gillingham; 10. The
parchment imperialists: texts, scribes, and the medieval western Empire,
c.1250-c.1440 Len Scales; 11. Before Humpty Dumpty: the first English
empire and the brittleness of bureaucracy, 1259-1453 Peter Crooks; Part
IV. From the Age of European Expansion to the End of Empires: 12.
Magistrates to administrators, composite monarchy to fiscal-military
empire: empire and bureaucracy in the Spanish monarchy, c.1492-1825
Christopher Storrs; 13. Britain's overseas empire before 1780:
overwhelmingly successful and bureaucratically challenged Jack P. Greene;
14. 'Les enfants du siècle': an empire of young professionals and the
creation of bureaucratic, imperial ethos in Napoleonic Europe Michael
Broers; 15. Bureaucracy, power and violence in colonial India: the role of
Indian subalterns Deana Heath; 16. From chief to technocrat: labour and
colonial authority in post-World War II Africa Frederick Cooper; 17. The
unintended consequences of bureaucratic 'modernization' in post-World War
II British Africa Timothy H. Parsons; Part V. Afterword: 18. Empires and
bureaucracy: means of appropriation and media of communication Sam
Whimster.
Peter Crooks and Timothy H. Parsons; Part II. Empires and Bureaucracy in
World-Historical Perspective: 2. China as a contrasting case: bureaucracy
and empire in Song China Patricia Ebrey; 3. Conflict and cooperation
between Arab rulers and Persian administrators in the formative period of
Islamdom, c.600-950 CE I. T. Kristó-Nagy; 4. Bureaucracy without alphabetic
writing: governing the Inca empire, c.1438-1532 Chris Given-Wilson; 5. The
Ottoman empire (1299-1923): the bureaucratization of patrimonial authority
Karen Barkey; Part III. From Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages: 6. 'The
late Roman empire was before all things a bureaucratic state.' Michael
Whitby; 7. Bureaucracies, elites and clans: the case of Byzantium,
c.600-1100 John Haldon; 8. Charlemagne and Carolingian military
administration Bernard S. Bachrach; 9. Bureaucracy, the English state and
the crisis of the Angevin empire, 1199-1205 John Gillingham; 10. The
parchment imperialists: texts, scribes, and the medieval western Empire,
c.1250-c.1440 Len Scales; 11. Before Humpty Dumpty: the first English
empire and the brittleness of bureaucracy, 1259-1453 Peter Crooks; Part
IV. From the Age of European Expansion to the End of Empires: 12.
Magistrates to administrators, composite monarchy to fiscal-military
empire: empire and bureaucracy in the Spanish monarchy, c.1492-1825
Christopher Storrs; 13. Britain's overseas empire before 1780:
overwhelmingly successful and bureaucratically challenged Jack P. Greene;
14. 'Les enfants du siècle': an empire of young professionals and the
creation of bureaucratic, imperial ethos in Napoleonic Europe Michael
Broers; 15. Bureaucracy, power and violence in colonial India: the role of
Indian subalterns Deana Heath; 16. From chief to technocrat: labour and
colonial authority in post-World War II Africa Frederick Cooper; 17. The
unintended consequences of bureaucratic 'modernization' in post-World War
II British Africa Timothy H. Parsons; Part V. Afterword: 18. Empires and
bureaucracy: means of appropriation and media of communication Sam
Whimster.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Empires, bureaucracy and the paradox of power
Peter Crooks and Timothy H. Parsons; Part II. Empires and Bureaucracy in
World-Historical Perspective: 2. China as a contrasting case: bureaucracy
and empire in Song China Patricia Ebrey; 3. Conflict and cooperation
between Arab rulers and Persian administrators in the formative period of
Islamdom, c.600-950 CE I. T. Kristó-Nagy; 4. Bureaucracy without alphabetic
writing: governing the Inca empire, c.1438-1532 Chris Given-Wilson; 5. The
Ottoman empire (1299-1923): the bureaucratization of patrimonial authority
Karen Barkey; Part III. From Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages: 6. 'The
late Roman empire was before all things a bureaucratic state.' Michael
Whitby; 7. Bureaucracies, elites and clans: the case of Byzantium,
c.600-1100 John Haldon; 8. Charlemagne and Carolingian military
administration Bernard S. Bachrach; 9. Bureaucracy, the English state and
the crisis of the Angevin empire, 1199-1205 John Gillingham; 10. The
parchment imperialists: texts, scribes, and the medieval western Empire,
c.1250-c.1440 Len Scales; 11. Before Humpty Dumpty: the first English
empire and the brittleness of bureaucracy, 1259-1453 Peter Crooks; Part
IV. From the Age of European Expansion to the End of Empires: 12.
Magistrates to administrators, composite monarchy to fiscal-military
empire: empire and bureaucracy in the Spanish monarchy, c.1492-1825
Christopher Storrs; 13. Britain's overseas empire before 1780:
overwhelmingly successful and bureaucratically challenged Jack P. Greene;
14. 'Les enfants du siècle': an empire of young professionals and the
creation of bureaucratic, imperial ethos in Napoleonic Europe Michael
Broers; 15. Bureaucracy, power and violence in colonial India: the role of
Indian subalterns Deana Heath; 16. From chief to technocrat: labour and
colonial authority in post-World War II Africa Frederick Cooper; 17. The
unintended consequences of bureaucratic 'modernization' in post-World War
II British Africa Timothy H. Parsons; Part V. Afterword: 18. Empires and
bureaucracy: means of appropriation and media of communication Sam
Whimster.
Peter Crooks and Timothy H. Parsons; Part II. Empires and Bureaucracy in
World-Historical Perspective: 2. China as a contrasting case: bureaucracy
and empire in Song China Patricia Ebrey; 3. Conflict and cooperation
between Arab rulers and Persian administrators in the formative period of
Islamdom, c.600-950 CE I. T. Kristó-Nagy; 4. Bureaucracy without alphabetic
writing: governing the Inca empire, c.1438-1532 Chris Given-Wilson; 5. The
Ottoman empire (1299-1923): the bureaucratization of patrimonial authority
Karen Barkey; Part III. From Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages: 6. 'The
late Roman empire was before all things a bureaucratic state.' Michael
Whitby; 7. Bureaucracies, elites and clans: the case of Byzantium,
c.600-1100 John Haldon; 8. Charlemagne and Carolingian military
administration Bernard S. Bachrach; 9. Bureaucracy, the English state and
the crisis of the Angevin empire, 1199-1205 John Gillingham; 10. The
parchment imperialists: texts, scribes, and the medieval western Empire,
c.1250-c.1440 Len Scales; 11. Before Humpty Dumpty: the first English
empire and the brittleness of bureaucracy, 1259-1453 Peter Crooks; Part
IV. From the Age of European Expansion to the End of Empires: 12.
Magistrates to administrators, composite monarchy to fiscal-military
empire: empire and bureaucracy in the Spanish monarchy, c.1492-1825
Christopher Storrs; 13. Britain's overseas empire before 1780:
overwhelmingly successful and bureaucratically challenged Jack P. Greene;
14. 'Les enfants du siècle': an empire of young professionals and the
creation of bureaucratic, imperial ethos in Napoleonic Europe Michael
Broers; 15. Bureaucracy, power and violence in colonial India: the role of
Indian subalterns Deana Heath; 16. From chief to technocrat: labour and
colonial authority in post-World War II Africa Frederick Cooper; 17. The
unintended consequences of bureaucratic 'modernization' in post-World War
II British Africa Timothy H. Parsons; Part V. Afterword: 18. Empires and
bureaucracy: means of appropriation and media of communication Sam
Whimster.