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State-Making in an Age of Revolution, 1830-1880 is written by Christos Aliprantis and published by Liverpool University Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1836249349 (ISBN 10) and 9781836249344 (ISBN 13).
How did states expand in the mid-nineteenth century? While scholars now associate the period after the 1848 revolutions with a striking increase in state activity, few have demonstrated how new state-building measures were put into practice. From France to Hungary and Scandinavia to Spain, State-Making in An Age of Revolution shows how officials went about implementing reform. With original contributions grounded in extensive archival research, this volume casts light on the scale at which officials relied on elites, professionals, and technical experts both inside and outside of government - and even from outside their own states - to carry out their expanding work. Together, these findings help us to re-think the reach and nature of growing states during these pivotal decades of change.