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Sovereignty in the south : intrusive regionalism in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia

Coe, Brooke N., 1985- author

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\"State sovereignty is a fundamental organizing principle of international relations. Although always imperfectly respected, the sovereignty norm-set--most essentially territorial integrity, sovereign equality, and non-interference--carries enormous weight. It is not, however, static. In fact, the current status of state sovereignty is the subject of some debate. Has globalization significantly eroded sovereignty? Have emerging norms like the Responsibility to Protect redefined sovereignty in important ways? Studies addressing these and related questions respond to an increasing recognition of the constructed nature of state sovereignty and of the need for scholarship that historicizes and contextualizes it, illuminating the dynamics and texture of global order\"-- Provided by publisher.

• Publisher: Cambridge University Press
• Subject: Sovereignty. / Regionalism. / Intervention (International law) / Globalization. / Developing countries Foreign relations.
• ISBN: 9781108496797

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