War and state formation in Lebanon : can Tilly be applied to the developing world/ Andrew Delatolla
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Third World Quarterly : Vol.37, No.2, pp.281-298 (101)Summary: The arguments against applying such theories to the developing world include the concern that this would negate social,culture and political histories that are different from the European experience. In applying Tilly's arguments to the contemporary environment of the developing world there are a number of areas that require further explanation.
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The arguments against applying such theories to the developing world include the concern that this would negate social,culture and political histories that are different from the European experience. In applying Tilly's arguments to the contemporary environment of the developing world there are a number of areas that require further explanation.
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