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Political scientist. Constitutionalism-"Kings as Judges" https://t.co/sIySrYZsVk & https://t.co/StsD7uftOb; Liberalism/Adam Smith https://t.co/NAirCxCJMl, https://t.co/3qpr1erihe, https://t.co/4DyiM7qbyl; Greek Crisis https://t.co/oXtaZc4Noe

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Deborah Boucoyannis
2 years
Thanks to Broadstreet Blog for the opportunity to explain key implications of my book, Kings as Judges, for scholars working on Historical Political Economy (& beyond). Many assumptions in the field need to be inverted: we have typically projected outcomes back to origins.
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Broadstreet Blog
2 years
Today in Broadstreet, @DBoucoyannis examines Medieval Institutions: How The Analysis of Origins Inverts Some Key Causal Models.
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Deborah Boucoyannis
3 years
The honor of great company! Thank you @GerardoMunck.
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Gerardo L. Munck
3 years
My updated list of key works on state formation & building published since 2020. Who can doubt that this is an active, progressive research agenda? There is plenty here, with some old classics, for a full-semester course on the state. Full references in thread.
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3 years
RT @UnivDt_Constit: [Parution] Kings as Judges. Power, Justice, and the Origins of Parliaments. Deborah Boucoyannis. @CambridgeUP @DBoucoy….
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3 years
RT @OttoKienitz: @DBoucoyannis (I use this book every day while writing and revising my dissertation) (I wish I could quote sections of it….
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RT @OttoKienitz: @DBoucoyannis another great endorsement! this book "slays" just about every myth in comparative politics in one fell swoop….
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3 years
RT @ParlCulture: Well worth a re-read on this fine Monday morning: . Deborah Boucoyannis' blogpost on the pre-1500 origins of (divergent pa….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
RT @tomginsburg: Best academic book I read this year! Continual thinking about its implications for #Asia. Congrats @DBoucoyannis.
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
Thank you @laiabalcells! I could not have made the argument without the work of Catalan historians. Or historians in general! I hope they will find the comparative framework useful in showing up the precocity of the Catalan case.
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Laia Balcells
4 years
Catalan historians should read this book.
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4 years
RT @World_Pol: Kings as Judges: Power, Justice, and the Origins of Parliaments by @DBoucoyannis now available from @CUPAcademic https://t.c….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
And last but not least, thank you to @hmylonas for setting up this wonderful opportunity to present my work!!!.
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Harris Mylonas
4 years
Join us later today for a discussion of @DBoucoyannis's new book "Kings as Judges: Power, Justice, and the Origins of Parliaments" with @amelfahmed and @SLMazzuca.
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
And thank you @SLMazzuca for equally *amazing* comments--all the more coming from the person who has "delivered what Weber never did--an empirically convincing theory of state formation." So grateful!.
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Harris Mylonas
4 years
Join us later today for a discussion of @DBoucoyannis's new book "Kings as Judges: Power, Justice, and the Origins of Parliaments" with @amelfahmed and @SLMazzuca.
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
Thank you to @amelfahmed for *incredibly* generous and insightful comments. Made it the book launch one hopes for! So looking forward to your next award-winning book!.
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Harris Mylonas
4 years
Join us later today for a discussion of @DBoucoyannis's new book "Kings as Judges: Power, Justice, and the Origins of Parliaments" with @amelfahmed and @SLMazzuca.
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RT @hmylonas: Join us later today for a discussion of @DBoucoyannis's new book "Kings as Judges: Power, Justice, and the Origins of Parliam….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
RT @OxfordCIH: 📢Ever wondered why the Iberian system of representative assemblies wasn't exported to Latin America in the early modern peri….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
RT @HistParl: #ICYMI, we're pleased to be involved in @OxfordCIH's new blog series, exploring Europe's early modern parliamentary culture,….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
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RT @OxfordCIH: NEW BLOG from @ParlCulture @HistParl . Power over the most Powerful: The Paradox of Parliamentarism. @DBoucoyannis "If we ar….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
4 years
RT @ParlCulture: It is again with great delight that we announce our latest blog post, by political scientist Deborah Boucoyannis .@DBoucoy….
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RT @SLMazzuca: Truly path-breaking new research on European state formation. A couple of weeks ago, at JHU we hosted a superlative presen….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
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RT @IERES_GWU: Join us October 22nd for a discussion of @DBoucoyannis's new book "Kings as Judges" with @amelfahmed and @SLMazzuca, moderat….
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Deborah Boucoyannis
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RT @Kentikelenis: “Anti-populism helps turning social democrats into mainstreamists (defenders of the status quo ex ante), instead of encou….
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