European / Madrid / New York / Venice / Paris / Berlin / Antwerp / Amsterdam / Milan / /
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It matters / Charles Tilly / Cambridge University Press / Clarendon Press / Oxford University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Netherlands / Italy / Sweden / Poland / France / Japan / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Portugal / United Kingdom / China / Scotland / Spain / Denmark / /
Currency
GBP / franc / /
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Product Issues / /
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by-product / transportation / large insurance policy / land transportation / protection-manufacturing governments / finance / food / fiscal and accounting structures / armies and states offer services / opulent banking families / /
Movie
War and Peace / /
Organization
Cambridge University / European government / army / League of Nations / United Nations / US Federal Reserve / Oxford University / /
Person
Jan de Vries / Douglass North / Fernand Braudel / Philippe II / George Modelski / Charles Tilly / Richard Bean / Gabriel Ardant / Lawrence Stone / Frederic Lane / Peter Mathias / Robert Paul Thomas / Peter Evans / Thomas Cromwell / Theda Skocpol / Adam Smith / Edward Ames / Earl J. Hamilton / Alain Guery / Gino Luzzato / David Joslin / Arthur Stinchcombe / Richard Rapp / William / Armand Colin / Mary / Henry VIII / Dietrich Rueschemeyer / /
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prince / royal archer / king / model / superbly attentive historian / representative / hell-and-damnation priest / economic historian / /
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implicit comparisons / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / /
Region
northern Italy / Western Europe / Mediterranean / /
War Making and State Making as Organized Crime Charles Tilly in Bringing the State Back In edited by Peter Evans, Dietrich Rueschemeyer, and Theda Skocpol (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1985).