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Empires and Bureaucracy in World-Historical Perspectie. China as a contrasting case: bureaucracy and empire in Song China / Patricia Ebrey --
Conflict and cooperation between Arab rulers and Persian administrators in the formative period of Islamdom, c.600-950 CE / Istv&#xE1;n T. Krist&#xF3;-Nagy --
Bureaucracy without alphabetic writing: governing the Inca empire, c.1438-1532 / Chris Given-Wilson --
The Ottoman empire (1299-1923): the bureaucratization of patrimonial authority / Karen Barkey --
From Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages. 'The late Roman empire was before all things a bureaucratic state.' / Michael Whitby --
Bureaucracies, elites and clans: the case of Byzantium, c.600-1100 / John Haldon --
Charlemagne and Carolingian military administration / Bernard S. Bachrach --
Bureaucracy, the English state and the crisis of the Angevin empire, 1199-1205 / John Gillingham --
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Before Humpty Dumpty: the first English empire and the brittleness of bureaucracy, 1259-1453 / Peter Crooks --
From the Age of European Expansion to the End of Empires. Magistrates to administrators, composite monarchy to fiscal-military empire: empire and bureaucracy in the Spanish monarchy, c.1492-1825 / Christopher Storrs --
Britain's overseas empire before 1780: overwhelmingly successful and bureaucratically challenged / Jack P. Greene --
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Bureaucracy, power and violence in colonial India: the role of Indian subalterns / Deana Heath --
From chief to technocrat: labour and colonial authority in post-world ward Africa / Frederick Cooper --
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