States and power
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This book explains how states became centers of power at the expense of countless other politicians, who fought with each other over the previous millennia.
Richard Lahman trains a competitive and historically random struggle, thanks to which subjects began to see themselves by citizens of nations and began to connect their interests and identity with states. He explains why the civil rights and benefits that they have achieved, as well as taxes and military service, which they, in turn, repaid their own nations, were so different. Looking ahead, Lahman understands what the future the state awaits: will they gain strength or, conversely, will lose it when globalization, terrorism, economic crisis and environmental disasters will fall on them?
Richard Lahman trains a competitive and historically random struggle, thanks to which subjects began to see themselves by citizens of nations and began to connect their interests and identity with states. He explains why the civil rights and benefits that they have achieved, as well as taxes and military service, which they, in turn, repaid their own nations, were so different. Looking ahead, Lahman understands what the future the state awaits: will they gain strength or, conversely, will lose it when globalization, terrorism, economic crisis and environmental disasters will fall on them?
Author:
Author:Лахман Ричард
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-85006-318-4
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