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Social Evolution & History. Volume 7, Number 1 / March 2008Issue: 2008/1
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Thirty Years of Early State Research
Special Issue
Guest Editor: Henri J. M. Classen, Renee Hagesteijn, Pieter van de Velde
Contents
Articles:
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Preface
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Claessen, Henri J. M.
Before The Early State and After: An Introduction -
Bondarenko, Dmitri M.
Kinship, Territoriality and the Early State Lower Limit -
Feinman, Gary M.
Variability in States: Comparative Frameworks -
Grinin, Leonid
Early State, Developed State, Mature State: The Statehood Evolutionary Sequence -
Hagesteijn, Renée R.
Early States and ‘Fragile States’: Opportunities for Conceptual Synergy -
Kradin, Nikolay N.
Early State Theory and the Evolution of Pastoral Nomads -
Kurtz, Donald V.
Social Boundary Networks and the Vertical Entrenchment of Government Authority in Early State Formations -
Muller, Jean-Claude
Political Structure and its Ritual Expression. The Symbolism of Initiation Rites in Two Chiefdoms -
Trouwborst, Albert A.
The End of the Early State: The Case of Burundi -
Tymowski, Michał
State and Tribe in the History of Medieval Europe and Black Africa – a Comparative Approach -
van der Vliet, Edward C. L.
The Early State, the Polis and State Formation in Early Greece -
Jianping Yi
Non-Autocracy in Pre-Qin China -
Claessen, Henri J. M.; Hagesteijn, Renée R.; Pieter van de Velde
The Early State Today
