Is historical sociology state- and Eurocentric? Normative and critical visions on state and nation-building: Introduction

Delmotte, Florence; Majastre, Christophe

doi:10.13128/cambio-21910

Is historical sociology state- and Eurocentric? Normative and critical visions on state and nation-building: Introduction

Delmotte, Florence

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Majastre, Christophe

(2017) Cambio : rivista sulle trasformazioni sociali — Vol. 7, n° 13, p. 7-13 (2017)

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A rather simple but looming question is at the origins of the present issue of Cambio: How does historical sociology see the state and see Europe? Or, put otherwise: Is historical sociology necessarily Eurocentric and/or (nation-)state centred or does it also develop specific critical visions about (nation-)state-building and European integration?

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Delmotte, F., & Majastre, C. (2017). Is historical sociology state- and Eurocentric? Normative and critical visions on state and nation-building: Introduction. Cambio : rivista sulle trasformazioni sociali, 7(13), 7-13. https://doi.org/10.13128/cambio-21910 (Original work published 2017)