Sentence examples for logic of state from inspiring English sources

Playing by the authoritarian logic of state capitalism, in Russia and elsewhere, is familiar, even reassuring, he suggested.

But wouldn't it be great to have undermined the entire logic of state racism?

This supports the idea of an essential competition and conflict between the 'centrifugal logic' of state-centric formalised bureaucracies and a 'centripetal logic [which] proceeds in terms of relations, movements and flows of people, animals, resources and tradeable commodities' (Korf et al. 2015, p. 885).

The logic of propositions is grounded in the logic of states of affairs.

Logic is in the first place the logic of states of affairs and only secondarily the logic of propositions.

That logic is the logic of states' rights.

They coined the term "nomadic war machine" to designate that which cannot be pulled into or controlled by the logic of the state, and so is dangerous to it for that very reason.

He also insists that the logic of two states rules out any right which the Palestinian refugees of many decades ago claim to return to former homes in what has long been Israel.

But all the actions outlined here would have the effect of bolstering the moderates and making the job of the spoilers harder, increasing the likelihood that Hamas too will eventually be forced by its own people to accept the logic of two states.

We argue that the conflicting institutional logics of the state and the market, in combination with differing degrees of goal ambiguity, accountability and hybridity play a crucial role for output performance.

We find that aligning private output performance with public interests is at least partly a question of policy design congruence: private implementing actors tend to perform deficiently when the conflicting logics of the state and the market combine with weak accountability mechanisms.