More People, Fewer States
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More People, Fewer States
The Past and Future of World Population and Empire Sizes
Nemcok, Miroslav; Taagepera, Rein
Cambridge University Press
05/2024
300
Mole
9781009427838
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1. More People and yet Fewer States; 2. Two Phases in World Population Growth: A Novel Visualization and a Logical Model; 3. Did Written Records Give a New Boost to Population Growth? 4. From Populations to Empires and The Role of Technology; 5. Empires: Definitions, Measurements, and Growth-Decline Curves; 6. Talkers, Doers, Regulators, and Followers: A Conceptual Framework for States; 7. From Pecking Order to Political Order; 8. Runner Empires (-3000 to -600); 9. Early Rider Empires (-600 to +600); 10. An Apparent Dead-End: Republics; 11. Stirrup Empires (600 to 1200); 12. The Last Rider Empires (1200 to 1800); 13. Engineer Empires (from 1800 on); 14. How Top States Have Become Larger; 15. How the Number of States Has Decreased - and What's Ahead; 16. Population Density, and Connecting World and Top State Populations; 17. Growth-Decline Patterns and Durations of Empires; 18. Empire Shapes, Languages, and Reigns; 19. Cities and Empires; 20. How History Fades - and Expands; 21. The Future of the Super-Cancer of the of Biosphere.
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1. More People and yet Fewer States; 2. Two Phases in World Population Growth: A Novel Visualization and a Logical Model; 3. Did Written Records Give a New Boost to Population Growth? 4. From Populations to Empires and The Role of Technology; 5. Empires: Definitions, Measurements, and Growth-Decline Curves; 6. Talkers, Doers, Regulators, and Followers: A Conceptual Framework for States; 7. From Pecking Order to Political Order; 8. Runner Empires (-3000 to -600); 9. Early Rider Empires (-600 to +600); 10. An Apparent Dead-End: Republics; 11. Stirrup Empires (600 to 1200); 12. The Last Rider Empires (1200 to 1800); 13. Engineer Empires (from 1800 on); 14. How Top States Have Become Larger; 15. How the Number of States Has Decreased - and What's Ahead; 16. Population Density, and Connecting World and Top State Populations; 17. Growth-Decline Patterns and Durations of Empires; 18. Empire Shapes, Languages, and Reigns; 19. Cities and Empires; 20. How History Fades - and Expands; 21. The Future of the Super-Cancer of the of Biosphere.
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