The imported state: the Westernization of the political order

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Introduction Part I. The Exportation of Political Models: 1. The logic of dependence 2. The universalist claim of the state Part II. The importation of political models: 3. Importers and their strategies 4. Imported products Part III. Failed universalization and creative deviation: 5. Internal disorders 6. International disorders Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.

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