To successfully describe and compare the complexity of state power, political scientists go beyond classifying states as strong, weak, or failed, and instead evaluate them based on

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13 June, 20:13

To successfully describe and compare the complexity of state power, political scientists go beyond classifying states as strong, weak, or failed, and instead evaluate them based on

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Vance Hubbard · Answer 1

To successfully describe and compare the complexity of state power, political scientists go beyond classifying states as strong, weak, or failed, and instead evaluate them based on Capacity and autonomy

In this case, capacity refers to a number of works that the government capable to do, while the autonomy refers to the area where the government has the right to do their works.