امپراتوری مغول و افول آن: تفسیر منابع قدرت اجتماعی (۱۹۹۷)

I. Introduction -- Ii. The Decline Of The Mughal Empire -- Iii. The Sources Of Imperial Power -- Iv. The Organization Of Mughal Imperial Power -- V. The Concept And Reality Of Imperial Unity -- Vi. The Regionalization Of Power In The Eighteenth Century -- Vii. Historical Writing On The Changing Character Of The Mughal Empire In The Early Eighteenth Century: The Frames Of References -- Viii. Continuity And Change: The Centre Of Power -- Ix. The Transfer Of Power To The Regions: Continuities And Change In The Administration And Practice Of Government -- X. The Appearance Of The Warlords -- Xi. Summary And Conclusion: Decline Versus Structural Change. Andrea Hintze. Includes Bibliographical References. This volume addresses two problems relating to the Moghal Empire. It examines the major developments and recent trends in the historiography of the Moghal Empire and the post-Moghal state systems; and secondly, the debate concerns the notional usage of categories in historical analysis with the aim of developing a framework for new formulations of questions. The book aims to integrate the scattered and sometimes unsystematic research of the past 30 years into a theoretical framework, thus allowing better understanding of the Moghal Empire and its decline.