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Illustrations vii Preface ix Introduction: Nation-States in History 1John A. Hall PART 1 NATIONAL IDENTITIES Chapter 1: Nationalism, PopularSovereignty, and the Liberal Democratic State 29 Bernard Yack Chapter 2:What States Can Do with Nations: An Iron Law of Nationalism and Federation?51 Brendan O'Leary Chapter 3: A State without a Nation? Russia after Empire79 Anatoly M. Khazanov Chapter 4: The Return of the Coercive State:Behavioral Control in Multicultural Society 106 Peter Baldwin PART 2 STATESECURITY Chapter 5: States, Security Function, and the New Global Forces 139T. V. Paul Chapter 6: States and War in Africa 166 Jeffrey Herbst PART 3STATE AUTONOMY Chapter 7: National Legislatures in Common Markets: Autonomyin the European Union and Mercosur 183 Francesco Duina Chapter 8: The TaxState in the Information Age 213 Christopher Hood Chapter 9: States,Politics, and Globalization: Why Institutions Still Matter 234 John L.Campbell Chapter 10: Globalization, the State, and Industrial Relations:Common Challenges, Divergent Transitions 260 Rudra Sil PART 4 STATECAPACITY Chapter 11: The State after State Socialism: Poland in ComparativePerspective 291 Grzegorz Ekiert Chapter 12: Rotten from Within:Decentralized Predation and Incapacitated State 321 Minxin Pei ConclusionWhat States Can Do Now 350 G. John Ikenberry Contributors 373 Index 377