2008
DOI: 10.18261/issn1891-1757-2008-04-04
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«New medievalism» från teori till empiri: Malteserorden som modell

Abstract: Malteserorden som modell douglas brommessonVäxjö universitet I artikeln argumenteras för att den statsvetenskapliga diskussionen kring new medievalism saknat empirisk substans och att begreppet använts svepande och anekdotiskt. Utifrån ambitionen att ge ett bidrag till den empiriska substansen av begreppet studeras den medeltida, men alltjämt verksamma, katolska riddarorden Suveräna Malteserorden genom ett induktivt tillvägagångssätt. Utifrån olika empiriska illustrationer formuleras fyra karaktärsdrag hos Mal… Show more

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“…The wealth of studies available is emblematic of its revival. Its conceptual power has been applied to individual states such as Hungary (Deets 2008), Sri Lanka (Norell 2003), Bosnia (Simms 2003) and Malta (Brommesson 2008). Its dynamics have been explored within the immediate literature produced after the September 11, 2001 attacks (Berzins and Cullen 2003) as well as militant groups which exemplify a common neo-medieval circumstance: when a state loses its monopoly on violence, sub-state actors flourish (Klauck 2017;Ünay 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The wealth of studies available is emblematic of its revival. Its conceptual power has been applied to individual states such as Hungary (Deets 2008), Sri Lanka (Norell 2003), Bosnia (Simms 2003) and Malta (Brommesson 2008). Its dynamics have been explored within the immediate literature produced after the September 11, 2001 attacks (Berzins and Cullen 2003) as well as militant groups which exemplify a common neo-medieval circumstance: when a state loses its monopoly on violence, sub-state actors flourish (Klauck 2017;Ünay 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%