Often we hear about sovereignty as competitive, requiring protection from other states. Barkin argues that states are invested in sovereignty as a property exclusive to states, above any competition. Sovereignty is a collusion, a cartel, through which states maintain otherwise-unjustifiable exclusive property-related privileges.
Often we hear about sovereignty as competitive, requiring protection from other states. Barkin argues that states are invested in sovereignty as a property exclusive to states, above any competition. Sovereignty is a collusion, a cartel, through which states maintain otherwise-unjustifiable exclusive property-related privileges.
J. Samuel Barkin is author of ten books and some fifty articles and chapters on international relations theory and international organization, and is a leading authority on theories of sovereignty. His previous book with Cambridge University Press, Realist Constructivism: Rethinking International Relations Theory (2010) was named a Choice Outstanding Title.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Sovereignty? 3. Sovereign Rights 4. The Sovereignty Cartel 5. The Sovereign 6. Sovereign Property 7. The Interstices of Sovereignty 8. Normative Dissonance 9. Conclusions.
1. Introduction 2. Sovereignty? 3. Sovereign Rights 4. The Sovereignty Cartel 5. The Sovereign 6. Sovereign Property 7. The Interstices of Sovereignty 8. Normative Dissonance 9. Conclusions.
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