Author: (Japan) Hideo Shinoda, translated by Qi Yuan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book provides readers with a historical panorama of the concept of sovereignty from classical theory to the global era. Its "diachronic" perspective elucidates the characteristics of modern sovereignty: the anthropomorphism of the state. Its "synchronic" perspective describes the principles of historical sovereignty conflicts by identifying them as conflicts between nationalism and constitutionalism. Through a historical examination of sovereignty, the author concludes that people can only understand the contemporary transformation of sovereignty principles within the context of "new institutional constitutionalism."
Rethinking Sovereignty (From Classical Theory to the Global Age)
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