On the governance of “not being governed” |
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Authors: | Benjamin Powell Malavika Nair |
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Institution: | (1) Department of Economics, Suffolk University, Boston, MA 02108, USA |
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Abstract: | The Art of Not Being Governed illustrates that the people of highland South East Asia were not primitive people “left behind” but instead chose their lifestyles
in order to avoid the predation of lowland states. This raises the question of how these people who are ungoverned by nation
states provide governance for themselves. We explore this question with two related case studies. One examines a nineteenth
century Southern Indian banking caste that provided self-governance. The other examines modern-day stateless Somalia. |
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