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Jim Bulpitt's Territory and Power in the United Kingdom and Interpreting Political Development: Bringing the State and Temporal Analysis Back In
Government and Opposition, Volume: 45, Issue: 03, Pages: 318 - 344
Swansea University Author:
Jonathan Bradbury
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DOI (Published version): 10.1111/j.1477-7053.2010.01315.x
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The article assesses the utility of Jim Bulpitt's Book, Territory and Power in the United Kingdom for its theoretical constribution to the study of comparative state political development, and how this is exemplified by the book's applied analysis of UK political development. The article a...
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