Balkan WorldsEncompassing the period from the Neolithic era to the present, this book studies the peoples, societies, and cultures of the area situated between the Adriatic Sea in the west and the Black Sea in the east, between the Alpine region and Danube basin in the north and the Aegean Sea in the south. This is not a conventional history of the Balkans; rather, drawing upon archaeology, anthropology, economics, psychology, and linguistics as well as history, the author has attempted a total history that integrates many areas of the Balkan experience. |
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Theory of Nationality | cxciv |
Economy | cciv |
Nongenerative Cities and Command Economy | ccxi |
Freedom and Slavery | ccxiv |
Prices Wages and the Second Serfdom | ccxxi |
The Power and Rhythm of Number | ccxxiii |
The WorldEconomy of a Hegemonic Capitalism | ccxxx |
Comparative Advantage of an Informed NewModel Capitalism | ccxli |
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Biotechnics and Social Biology | lxv |
Reasonable Ear Willful Eye and Righteous Hand | lxix |
Narcotics and Stimulants | lxxiv |
Gestures Technics and Civilization | lxxvi |
Emotional States | lxxvii |
Childbirth and Pedagogy | lxxix |
Mobility | lxxxi |
Technology | lxxxvii |
Animal and Rotary Power | lxxxix |
Metallurgy | ciii |
Costs of War | cxi |
Industrial Devolution and Transactional Modes | cxiii |
Technology and Politics | cxvii |
Six Industrializing Experiments | cxxv |
Society | cxxxviii |
Sclaviniae and Mixobarbara | cxlix |
Between Turkey and Germany | cli |
Physical Types | clii |
Semiotics of Religion | clv |
Tripartition and Estates States | clxv |
Kinship Clanship and Mens and Womens Societies | clxxvi |
From ReVolution to Revolution | clxxxvi |
Personality and Culture | ccliii |
Time and Space | cclxv |
Individuality | cclxxi |
PART TWO | cclxxxiii |
The Liberties and Constraints of Culture | cclxxxv |
Remaking Time Territory and Mind | cclxxxvi |
Pure and Impure | ccxciv |
With or Without a Civil Society? | cccvii |
Rechtsstand or Gesetzstaat? | 1 |
Fetish Mythomoteur and the Media | 8 |
A New Order | 12 |
The Interacting Population Systems | 24 |
The Translatio of Rationalization | 25 |
The Margins as the Cores | 30 |
A Wild Space | 34 |
Cities Stock Raising and Transhumance | 37 |
Rural and Urban People and Animals Tamers and Tamed | 41 |
A Second Look | 46 |
Population Thresholds and Capitalism | 48 |
A Closed WorldEconomy in a Closed Network of Ecosystems | 51 |
Bibliography | 65 |
Index | 127 |
About the Author | 139 |
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Sidan xliv - ... exercise in this country the same unlimited authority as elsewhere. The Prince of Novia Milosh certainly is endeavouring to civilise this country ; and as a commencement, has begun to cut a straight and convenient road through the immense oak forests which cover the face of the whole country between this and Belgrade. The vast quantity of timber which lay felled on the side of this road to rot, made my heart sore.
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Bibliografisk information
| Titel | Balkan Worlds |
| Författare | Traian Stoianovich |
| Utgivare | M.E. Sharpe, 1994 |
| ISBN | 0765638517, 9780765638519 |
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