Public Interest and State Legitimation: Early Modern England, Japan, and China

Comparative history of how legitimacy and public interest shaped fiscal capacity in England, Japan, and China.

State capacityintermediatechinese empire governanceearly modern englandfiscal stateinstitutional developmentpublic intereststate legitimation

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• Hoover Institution · 2024-01-17

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