No. 5 (2007): Historical Sociology and International Relations
Articles

The Nation-State and Violence

Anthony GIDDENS
Profesor de sociología de la London School of Economics and Political Science
Bio
Published March 15, 2007

Keywords:

state, Marxism, Liberalism, nationalism
How to Cite
GIDDENS, A. (2007). The Nation-State and Violence. Relaciones Internacionales, (5), 1–21. https://doi.org/10.15366/relacionesinternacionales2007.5.002

Abstract

This article is the transcription of Anthony Giddens’s lecture in the Faculty of Economics in the University of Valencia, Spain, the 25th of September of 1985, published the same year in the journal DEBATS. Giddens considers that the Marxist and Liberal thought on the state coincide when they define it as a coordinating frame in which the economic relations develop, but that both of them lack a satisfactory treatment of the nation-state and nationalism. In consequence Giddens proposes different concepts for filling up this absence in the social theory.

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