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Understanding 'States of Mobilities'
Understanding 'States of Mobilities'
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What traditional assumption in political history does Miller's chapter 'States of Mobilities' challenge?
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That empires built on mobility are inherently weaker and less adaptive than those with fixed borders.
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That nomadic/pastoral societies cannot produce 'states' in the classical sense due to lack of fixed territory.
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That only agrarian economies can generate surplus for political organization.
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That sedentary societies are inherently less stable than nomadic ones.
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