Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1968 · 46 citations · 11 references
EducationBiologyMolecular BiologyAgingGerontologyLifespan DevelopmentAging PhysiologyBiological AgingCellular AgingLife ExpectancyLongevitySuccessful AgingDevelopmental Origins Of AgingHuman Demographic HistoryLongevity DeterminantsLongevity TransitionSurvival Transition
Humans become increasingly fragile as they age. We show that something similar may happen to states, although for states, the risk of termination levels off as they grow older, allowing some to persist for millennia. Proximate causes of their ...How states and great powers rise and fall is an intriguing enigma of human history. Are there any patterns? Do polities become more vulnerable over time as they age? We analyze longevity in hundreds of premodern states using survival analysis to help ...
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Cytokinins in the Soluble RNA of Plant Tissues
Ross H. Hall, Lilla Csonka, H David et al. · Science · 1967 · 146 citations
Morris J. Robins, Ross H. Hall, Roosevelt Thedford · Biochemistry · 1967 · 139 citations