ULUS-DEVLET FİKRİ ve ULUS-DEVLETLER

Öz

Yazı Hannes Lacher ve Ellen Meiksins Wood arasında ulus- devletlerin kökeni hakkında ikibinli yılların başlarında yapılan bir tartışmaya katkı sunmak amacıyla yazılmıştır. Bu tartışmada Lacher ulus-devlet biçiminin kapitalizme içkin bir nedenselliği yoktur derken, Wood kapitalizmin neden yayıldığı her yerde ulus- devlet formunu da taşıdığının araştırılması gerektiğini söyler. Bu makalede devlet kuramının uzamsallaştırılması ve bu tartışmaya bir katkı olarak ‘seçici geçirgenlik’ kavramı önerilmektedir. Ulus- devletler emek ve sermaye hareketlerini düzenlerlerken her zaman sermayeye daha fazla hareketlilik sağlayacak düzenlemeler getirmişlerdir. Devlet tartışmalarında kapitalizmin uzamsal örgütlenmesinin daha fazla tartışılması gerekmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Devlet
• seçici geçirgenlik
• devlet kuramı
• ulus-devlet
• Miliband
• Poulantzas

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