What is State

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An organ of state power in a given territory that establishes rules of and exercises its sovereign powers through a special apparatus, ensures the rule of law, public order, and integrity. A state society is an organization of political power. Learn more in: Soviet Russia: Occupation of the Democratic Republic of Georgia (1921) and the Main Threat to Modern Foreign Policy

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HTTP is stateless in that the Web server does not keep the status of any client communicating with it. When by design this status is kept, then there is a state between the client and the server. Learn more in: Open Source Database Technologies

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A sub-national political authority. In this paper State refers specifically to the North Carolina government. Learn more in: Cost and Cost Politics in Airport Takeovers: Two Cases From North Carolina

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As used in this chapter represents a political entity with defined territory, government and laws either within a country or as a country. It also means the condition of something or an expression. Learn more in: A Crying Economy in a Bleeding State: Effects of Religious and Ethnic Militia in Nigeria

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An organization of public authority in a certain territory, which has a special apparatus and regulates social relations by issuing legal norms. Learn more in: The Impact of Migration on the State and Social Security: Theoretical and Practical Aspects

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Stateful means a system tracks each transaction, whereas stateless would mean there is no record of the system’s transactions. Learn more in: Blockchain as an Enabler for Zero-Trust Architectures

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A certain combination of attribute values of an object. Learn more in: Modeling Information Systems in UML