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... sovereignty is important because it determines the relationship of the individual to the state and government . In fact , sovereignty itself states that relationship . That is what sovereignty is about . Lo- cating sovereignty in the ...
... sovereignty is important because it determines the relationship of the individual to the state and government . In fact , sovereignty itself states that relationship . That is what sovereignty is about . Lo- cating sovereignty in the ...
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... sovereignty , has been uncritically applied to questions of law relating to external sovereignty . One authority has proposed the substitution of " independence " for equality . But it is also not true that states are in fact ...
... sovereignty , has been uncritically applied to questions of law relating to external sovereignty . One authority has proposed the substitution of " independence " for equality . But it is also not true that states are in fact ...
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... sovereignty of other states for those purposes which they themselves define . Normally , there is no threat to their own sovereignty , or even inter- ests , since they have veto power . SOVEREIGNTY IN THE 20TH CENTURY After World War I ...
... sovereignty of other states for those purposes which they themselves define . Normally , there is no threat to their own sovereignty , or even inter- ests , since they have veto power . SOVEREIGNTY IN THE 20TH CENTURY After World War I ...
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