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the final legacy of the commemoration of the First World war.
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His book is entitled Where Have All the Soldiers Gone?
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In late-twentieth-century Europe, states are defined
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in terms of the way in which they defend the wellbeing of their populations.
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No longer are states defined in terms of the military force
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that they can deploy in defense of their national interests
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or their imperial power.
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The First World War put, as it were,
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the beginnings--hammered in the nails in the coffin of the old vision
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that the state is that institution which has the monopoly
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on the legitimate use of physical force.
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The story of warfare killed the old idea of state sovereignty.