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Kamil FilipekNation-state vs network-state03/01/2009

Hi, I'm looking for network researches focused on the nation-state evolution. I'm developing the concept of network-state but there is insufficient literature supported by network data. Did anybody hear about quantitative analysis of: contemporary global political system, international structure of economic relations etc.? Any book or article will be very helpful. Thanks.
 
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jimi adamsRE: Nation-state vs network-stateSeptember 09, 2009 7:58 PM

Alderson, Arthur S. and Jason Beckfield. 2004. "Power and Position in the World City System." American Journal of Sociology 109:811-851.
 
Ilan TalmudRE: Nation-state vs network-stateAugust 18, 2009 9:04 AM

For Security networks see: Z. Maoz. R. Kuperman, L. Terris., and I. Talmud (2006). “Structural Equivalence and International Conflict, 1816-2000: A Social Networks Analysis of Dyadic Affinities and Conflict.". Journal of Conflict Resolution 50: 664-689) http://soc.haifa.ac.il/~talmud/pages/pdf/strucequiv4.pdf Z. Maoz. R. Kuperman, and L. Terris , and I. Talmud (2007) “The Enemy of my Enemy: The Effects of Indirect Enmity Relations on Direct Dyadic Relations", The Journal of Politics 69 (1): 100–115 http://soc.haifa.ac.il/~talmud/pages/pdf/Enemy.pdf
 
Ilan TalmudRE: Nation-state vs network-stateAugust 18, 2009 7:51 AM

See a comparison between nation state to network state with historical case studies in: Talmud and S. Mishal, (2000) "The Network State: Triangular Relations in Middle Eastern Politics" International Journal of Contemporary Sociology 37 (2): 176-207 http://soc.haifa.ac.il/~talmud/pages/pdf/NetworkState.pdf
 
Annelies KamranRE: Nation-state vs network-stateJuly 01, 2009 3:16 PM

This is my dissertation! I'm also using a global governance approach, analyzing two types of security networks on two different relations each. The first case study is on the Indian Ocean tsunami (human security), and a draft is available here: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/pn_wp/22/ I'd love to hear your comments.
 
Robert BoutilierRE: Nation-state vs network-stateApril 21, 2009 11:14 AM

Hello Kamil, I do not know of any quantitative analysis. For a discussion of the concept of global governance regimes from a social network analysis perspective, see my latest book, Stakeholder Politics, especially the last chapter (Greenleaf Publishing, UK, Stanford University Press, USA). Like you, I would be interested in knowing about quantitative analyses of the current global political system. Please let me know if you discover any. Robert Boutilier
 

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