The Company-State: Corporate Sovereignty and the Early Modern Foundations of the British Empire in India
In The Company-State, Philip J. Stern examines corporate sovereignty and its role in the early modern foundations of the British Empire in India. Connecting commerce, governance, and imperial power, the book offers a focused historical study of how corporate authority shaped the development of empire.
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Philip J. Stern’s The Company-State explores the relationship between corporate sovereignty and the early modern foundations of the British Empire in India.
The book focuses on the ways corporate authority intersected with the development of imperial power.
By placing the company-state at the center of its subject, this work offers a historical perspective on commerce, governance, and empire.
It is suited to readers interested in British imperial history, colonialism, and the political foundations of empire in India.
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