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State formation and poverty: Reflections on the political technologies of space in Central America.
By: Ronsbe, Henrik.
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BookSeries: CDR Working paper 94:15. Publisher: Copenhagen : Centre for Development Research, 1994Subject(s): Political Development | Political power -- Political ideologies -- Political participation/. -- Political power -- Political ideologies -- Political participation/. -- Political power -- Political ideologies -- Political participationSummary: The report discusses the relations of domination subjugation and struggle from the perspective of Salvadiorean state formation in the period of the 11th to the 19th century-and advances an argument on the importance of individual property in processes of modern state formation in C.America. Focusses on the emergence of political technogies of space - existence of relations of government based on the fragmented and serialized yet totalizing and hamornizing space of the nation state.
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The report discusses the relations of domination subjugation and struggle from the perspective of Salvadiorean state formation in the period of the 11th to the 19th century-and advances an argument on the importance of individual property in processes of modern state formation in C.America. Focusses on the emergence of political technogies of space - existence of relations of government based on the fragmented and serialized yet totalizing and hamornizing space of the nation state.
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