The State

[@dintleramahotsoa3293]

this guy is fucking brilliant, i'm learning more from him than from my lectures

[@maharasteedman]

I agree with you!

[@syedamaryamfatima921]

Being a student of political science sir your lecture is way more understandable and easy and I find it really helpful, Thank you!

[@chinwebajomo]

Why did you stop making lecture videos sir? Pls continue. I wish I can’t sit under ur tutelage so watching your videos are the closest to that. Pls come back.

[@MaddeMay33]

I love this guy! I watch videos to reinforce my lectures and readings, and he helps so much! The part at 2:50 "these people look very happy, let me draw an unhappy individual" hahaha

[@ozymandias5847]

Amazing lectures. I can retain most of the material discussed. Now I am better prepared in political discourse thanks to you. Great Work!!!

[@steph1806]

You are brilliant. A huge shout out from Sri Lanka. We are NOT India, we are recognized by the international community as a separate Nation. Thank you very much :)

[@unknownv8268]

MD even m thinking the same that who recognizes Sri Lanka as part of India 😂😂

[@nadirali4208]

You're a generous teacher.Sir, I request you to make the videos of these topics if possible. 1. Realism 2. liberalism 3. Neo-realism 4. Neo-liberalism 5. Positivism and Post-positivism 6. Feminism 7. International society

[@preranasharma1621]

Yess.. please sir if its possible make more videos on those topics too.. we will be very greatful.

[@ONYEJEFUTv]

Yes sir. I love the simplicity with which you teach and would want you to teach other subjects as well

[@carolinarios2994]

Yes please! 🙏

[@yourfavoritecelebrity483]

Yes sir please do... You have been missing

[@Hasib205]

Sir, i hav watched all your videos and i must say that i have learned a lot from them. Your way of teaching is excellent and one can easily grasp the crux of theory that you are teaching. But, the problem is, you have uploaded just 13 lecture videos.They are not enough for student like me. Sir, please upload more lecture videos. Thank you very much for your effort

[@swagathiannabel953]

And also please don't feel bad improve your handwriting Uncle or sir

[@ahmadnabizadah77]

Hasib Nazir Gill What the fuck

[@igloballens]

Hasib Nazir Gill yeah

[@ravanabrahmarakshas4263]

He is getting paid for this work. Dont worry about it. It is his job.

[@Iphigenia-hl5uc]

You're undoubtedly the Best. I have seen how lecturers struggle for words on this subject matter and you present it so effortlessly making this subject even more interesting. Brilliant. Thank you so much. May you have all the strength to do more videos and remain in pedagogy.

[@abirfarhat1518]

Thank you! Clear, neat and concise. I'm grateful for such work.

[@atherali5885]

His lecture grasp the true content of topic🖒

[@Sindeli1]

You sir, are much more better than my teacher. I learned everything in 8 minutes ! The lecture today was 4 hours about the same things and I did not learned any single thing. THANK YOU

[@HoranLIU]

The modern states emerged in 1648 when a series of Peace treaties (Peace of Westphalia) were signed amongst European countries. These treaties ended the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) in the Holy Roman Empire, and the Eighty Years' War (1568-1648) between Spain and the Dutch Republic, with Spain formally recognizing the independence of the Dutch Republic. The reason that why these treaties are so important is because it was the first time that states started to have the power/right of self-determination. A new system of political order was established in Europe based on the negotiations of diplomatic congresses. Westphalian Sovereignty is the most important characteristic of this new system, referring to the co-existing sovereign states. All states started to follow the norm of non-interference in each other's domestic affairs (at least as promised) and play the game of balance of power in the regional/international political system. This form of state later spread across the world as Europe's global influence in the next several hundred years' history. Today, it has become a solid part of international law and prevailing world order.

[@jonsnow6814]

I love ur way of teaching im from Pakistan and a really big fan of yours

[@identitysecret1839]

Im from Pakistan too hah

[@artimanmode4799]

Hey I am from India

[@sithumdayanga3616]

After nine years, still watching...🔥Your channel will be a great support for me and my friends. Thank youu very much sir...From Sri Lanka..❤️🇱🇰

[@giarooz7]

I'm a visual learner so this just made the lesson simpler and more comprehensive. Thank you! Also, you sound like JK Simmons

[@kathleendill8349]

Thank you so much for your super accessible style of teaching. It has helped me immeasurably connect with students from all types of backgrounds and to instill an excitement about learning more about international relations and politics.

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[@tanishashah3215]

Thank you sooo much for such a good explanation!! This is just what I needed because I have to present on this topic in front of my class and felt lost. But after this video I feel like I understand it way better!

[@jatingupta9599]

you are great no. 1 teacher in whole world

[@syedsiddiqullah3071]

Very nice lecture. Explained a state in a short video accurately.

[@AgnessHakawa]

His lectures are top notch 😊

[@biologymyinterestmylife8621]

It's of great help Sir Plz upload more videos on IR

[@jennilynlobis7759]

Thank you! All of your videos that I watched, helped me a lot!!!

[@sidrawaqar7372]

You have amazing teaching style please share more lectures on theories of IR as well. Thank you for your time and efforts.

[@srividya9620]

Sir liked your lectures. Clear and to the point explanation. Best lectures in political science. I request you to give more lectures so that an amature political scientist like me can benefit. There is a need for more research to be done in political science in this present violent global system.

[@AbdulAli-ff8uf]

Sir, your teaching skills and personality are level 💯. 👏🏼 tbh, you are my favourite KZbinr ⭐️ . Thanks for your remarkable video. God bless you.

[@abdulsaboorgardizi2908]

Waiting for your more videos Professor Allensens

[@noorinnoor2413]

I have learned a lot and easily from ur letures so sir I humble request if u can provide a lecture on constructivism and on other theories..will b thankful to u..from Pakistan

[@MuhammadUsman-rm1po]

Impressive way of teaching

[@janelopez]

Wow, the way you teach was very admirable. Honestly, I'm having a hard time to understand this, on my modular task, but watching your video made me easier to understand. Thank you, Sir ! ☺️

[@oliviamukami9125]

Good one ,i enjoyed and understood very fast.

[@margiealonsagay8729]

Thank you sir very great help for my reporting in school

[@engrayub_321]

love your teaching methodology

[@jeswazwadi7049]

Please upload more videos! please!!!! you teach way better than lecturers in class

[@simonbelov7420]

this is a great way of teaching! thank you very much! but I have a question: if this is considered as a general description of the state what are the differences with modern state according to Weber? I would be happy if you create the same lesson

[@186_ayuwidyasavitri8]

Thank you very much😊😊😊 this amazing video

[@xolisambatyothi6585]

this video is amazing precise and straight to the point. thanks.

[@rashmirekha5343]

It's easy to note and understand. I enjoyed the video

[@newbegining8767]

Sir why u have stopped making videos ?

[@jzk2020]

Great explanation. Do one on "nations" and "nation building" vs "state building".

[@nors.1856]

Thank you very much for sharing in such a simple way.

[@henrikpersson1962]

I think that one should add that the loyalty from the population towards the state as a fundamental characteristic of statehood.

[@williamfilionlaframboise6601]

Only here because my teacher gave me an assignment about this video😕

[@REvLZ]

Relatable

[@esumekseb6320]

GBU for all yours videos❤ Thank you

[@asyaercan3957]

I understood clearly, thank you sir.

[@Minnie_Zwane]

thank you very much sir, carry on doing this good deed.

[@preranasharma1621]

Sir the way you teach us is very easy to understand . So please sir if its possible make more videos[topics like theory of political science etc] and then we will be really very thankful to you...

[@abdifatahhared1993]

Could you please share with us "STATE FORMATION"

[@jennwoozee]

😄Love the police cap (5:46)

[@BreathlessBlue07]

Thank you for explaining

[@neversaynevercauseiddoitag2245]

Please upload more videos!!

[@frs037]

Hey please upload some videos on Theories of International Politics

[@onlinewong06143413]

By far the best tutorial videos I ve ever seen

[@anarhistul7257]

And all states have a violent monopoly on taxation!

[@ADClarke]

Comes under (6). I disagree that it's a "legitimate" use of force though.

[@carlosmagalhaes7109]

Taxation is theft!!

[@MasterM4]

Taxation is not theft, this mindset only comes from those who are victims to their own ignorance. Tax is voluntary however many do not understand how to maintain this right. If you act as a member of a club/association/society doing so you consent to obey the rules of that society, so consider the fact people (men/women) act as residents/citizens (modified capacity) in the UK (sovereign state) you are now required to pay a tax to contribute to the whole (public) as stated in the Income Tax Act, unless you know how to operate privately which will allow you to exercise your right to keep what is exclusive to you, for your subsistence, which is recognised in the Employment Rights Act and Contracts Rights Act. The peoples rights are recognised and respected if you know how to exercise them. More can be understood at intellawtualthoughts.blog/

[@mrinalmishra6604]

Thanks professor, love from India 🇮🇳

[@hellenotieno6816]

very comprehensive indeed, thank you

[@joysarr1969]

i love this videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@gunjulurinaresh6127]

Excellent.

[@tiaradwitawardhani954]

Thanks sir,it's verry helpfull

[@chandrakumarthakur3760]

Its amazing, Sir please tell us about Concept of Nation State And Difference between Communism And Socialism.. Thank you sir...

[@bruk1759]

jaden smith took me here

[@qaiserniz4513]

please make more videos!

[@thomaschola3366]

I love the simplicity

[@machitrali]

Sir liked every bit of it 💯👍

[@mariab3246]

In international politics..state is a sole unitary actor... kindly guide me about this...!!!

[@nadirhussainrind8646]

Thank you sir...

[@hiprichhiprich]

The explanation is so simple and understanding. Thanx a lot.

[@shabillaf]

What a good video.

[@mazharulhaq8977]

very helpul video

[@davidmwanza2622]

Helped me in my first year

[@becitizennotslave]

The basic question is why divide the world in states?

[@speedcubesolver1195]

Thank you for this❤

[@binayakalsai6446]

thinks sir to informing about state

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

The chancellor, the late chancellor, was only partly correct. He was obsolete. But so is the State, the entity he worshiped. Any state, entity, or ideology becomes obsolete when it stockpiles the wrong weapons: when it captures territories, but not minds; when it enslaves millions, but convinces nobody. When it is naked, yet puts on armor and calls it faith, while in the Eyes of God it has no faith at all. Any state, any entity, any ideology which fails to recognize the worth, the dignity, the rights of Man... that state is obsolete. A case to be filed under "M" for "Mankind" - in The Twilight Zone.

[@angrybird4765]

Sir , will u provide me a video on development of political geography .

[@remyh6777]

Very helpful, thank you

[@sportsandstudy8016]

Excellent sir

[@basimvlog5530]

Sir, please I want know more about the actors of the state and the importance of international relations.

[@anwarannigeri7935]

Awesome Sir Ur just Nailed it

[@thihsareb]

Ok. So how do we destroy the state?

[@PPP63946]

12 years have passed

[@steadyrockscotland]

Again, another fantastically simple video. Thanks!

[@silkieshag9703]

wow, that was an excellent explanation, thanks.

[@saikiran-hd3nz]

Sir can u please upload more videos so that u cover the entire syllabus

[@gollavillihari2516]

Super ra nuvvu. Kirrak gundhi nee explanation.

[@santoshthakur1607]

Respected sir, What about state jurisdiction? Kindly reply Regards 💐

[@anitaandneedle7545]

this was very helpful ..

[@281_muhfajrirahman2]

Thank u so much for such a good explanation sir!

[@316_fitrohmiftahulhuda5]

yes

[@316_fitrohmiftahulhuda5]

thank you sir

[@thembekamakhaye7422]

Made things must easy thank

[@TaurusGaurav]

Thanks very helpful

[@diaakamel1066]

Hello sir ;first of all i have to thank for this informative video , i really learned a lot from it, but i have a question if you excuse me , isn't single army ,single constitution and single budget important pillars of the modern state. Thanks in advance.

[@Agnostic7773]

No state,No political science

[@oldmonk1773]

Isn't monopoly on use of force part of sovereignty? If not,please explain.

[@sdwalker333]

The state: 1. A gang of theives writ large 2. An illegitimate entity that holds a monopoly over the use of force within a geographical area.

[@casualcrusader1547]

BASED.

[@sdwalker333]

@@casualcrusader1547 Did you mean 'biased?' If so, YEP! Just like deez nutz on u chin.

[@casualcrusader1547]

Meat Tornado no, i meant BASED

[@dhivyamanivannan4411]

sir will you please explain the concept of nation -state

[@aspirantshah5115]

FROM WHERE I CAN GET THE FULL LECTURES SERIES OF IR BY SIR ALLEN SEN?

[@samvlogs6014]

thank you soo muuch

[@newbegining8767]

Urs information is simple !

[@haniffirmansyah_0883]

in general the country is like that But in Bosnia Herzegovina after the Dayton Agreement (1995) which was sponsored by the United States can reduce the war, but three ethnic strife In Bosnia Herzegovina not completely extinguished The country consists of two semi-autonomous zones "united" by the central government The two separate entities are the Republika Sprska with a predominantly Serbian population and the Croatian-Muslim Federation on the other. This condition creates a complicated political system because in the end, to accommodate the three ethnicities, Bosnia has three presidents, two vice presidents, five parliaments, and 10 cantonal councils (at the provincial level). The three politicians who sit in the presidency every eight months take turns to become chairman

[@mazharulhaq8977]

sir plzz upload more vidoes