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pristine state: a standalone construct

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pristinestate1 CONSTRUCTPristine stateFRIED · POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Political anthropology

a state that develops without the influence of an existing state, contrasted with secondary states formed under pressure from others.

In political anthropology, pristine state refers to a state that develops without the influence of an existing state, contrasted with secondary states formed under pressure from others. This meaning comes from Fried (1967) in The evolution of political society.[1]

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References

  1. Fried, M. H. (1967). The evolution of political society. Random House. Open Library record

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