The state of freedom : a social history of the British state since 1800
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| Μορφή: | Βιβλίο |
| Γλώσσα: | English |
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Cambridge, UK; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2013
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- Machine generated contents note: Section 1. The Powers of the State
- 1. Introduction: The social history of the state
- 2. Power, things and the coming of the technostate
- Part I. The State of Things : Connecting
- Section 2. 'Man is Made of the Post Office' : Making the Social Technical
- 3. The postal network becomes a system
- 4. Writing and postal technologies
- Section 3. Postal Economy and Society : Making the Technical Social
- 5. Economising : the state and society
- 6. Postal society : learning the state
- Section 4. Filing the Raj : Political Technologies of the Imperial State
- 7. Making centres
- 8. 'The faculty of arrangement'
- Part II. The State of Men : Governing
- Section 5. The Work of the State
- 9. The common knowledge of the state
- 10. The civil service statesman
- Section 6. The Grammars of Governance : Pedagogies of the Powerful
- 11. Lineages of the liberal governor
- 12. Classics and the remaking of liberal education
- Section 7. 'The Fathers Govern the Nation' : the Public School and the Oxbridge College
- 13. Making mastery
- 14. The domus
- Section 8. Conclusion: Legacies of the Liberal Leviathan.