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ZACHARY ANTOYAN studies political theory. He isn't sure why, but is pretty sure that he enjoys it. Unfortunately, however, jobs are hard to come by with a focus in that area, so what he does is limited to the title of student. At least, until the diploma comes, that is. While he searches for ways to construe his area of study into something businesses would want, he is riding on the hopes that his senior project, a new system of taxation, will bridge the gap and provide its own job. Until then, he'll just keep reading more theory, which really isn't so bad. Introduction: Perhaps I've been spending too much time studying political theory, because my understanding of how states are formed has, to some extent, been skewed for a while. It would seem that as people leave the state of nature, the mutual benefits of creating a society are not explicitly laid out. There is no instantaneous transition from the state of nature to a social contract, and to think so would be folly. Rousseau may have had the idea right, but his time-frame was a bit off, as it appears to me that this transition is still taking place. Within the state, the accomplishment of a social contract between the members of society is a major step forward in avoiding violence and protect­ ing rights. However, between states, no such doctrine exists, and all states act

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Bourne’s Message Revealed: Using Charles Tilly’s &lt;em&gt;War Making and State Making as Organized Crime&lt;/em&gt; to understand Randolph Bourne’s unfinished fragment on &lt;em&gt;The State&lt;/em&gt;