Sovereignty Flashcards

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How did Jackson (1999) say about sovereignty?

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‘Sovereign statehood anchors our concept of modern politics’

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What is sovereignty?

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The ultimate authority within a distinct territorial entity and membership of the international community

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What is internal sovereignty?

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Refers to a supreme decision-making and enforcement authority with regard to a particular territory and population

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What is external sovereignty?

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Non-interference, reciprocity, able to enter into relationships with other states.

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What are the features of parliamentary sovereignty?

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  • Uncodified constitution
  • Parliament is supreme authority
  • Courts cannot overrule legislation
  • Parliament cannot bind its successors
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What influence did the European Convention on Human Rights (1951) have on sovereignty?

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abortion laws in northern ireland

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What influences have there been on sovereignty?

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  • Membership of the EU (1973)
  • Devolution of power to national assemblies
  • Process of decolonisation (1945 onwards)
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What is the relation of the treaty of Westphalia (1648) and sovereignty?

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marked the end of a 30 year war and the start of modern nation state

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What relevance does UN charter, article 2 have in terms of sovereignty?

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states the principle of the sovereign equality of all its members

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What is the state centric view on sovereignty?

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sovereign power not really affected

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what is the ‘retreat of the state’ view?

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sovereignty is at an end

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what is the ‘state transformation’ view?

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  • change is inevitable

- stronger in some areas, weaker in others

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how does globalisation affect sovereignty?

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  • economic relations across borders
  • shallow integration vs. deep integration
  • multi and transnational corporations e.g. tax laws
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how does multi-level governance affect sovereignty?

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  • inter-state and transnational relation - rise in international NGOs.
  • Pooled sovereignty - EU
  • Intervetnion
  • Co-operative reciprocity
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How does sovereignty relate to human rights and humanitarian intervention?

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  • Reflective and resistance based identity (Giddens)
  • post-national membership - rights as a global citizen rather than a national
  • interventions in conflicted states
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How does post-colonialism relate to sovereignty?

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  • euro-centric concept

- sovereignty has been used to both justify and and remove colonisation

17
Q

What scholar discusses the modern and post modern state in terms of government, nationhood and the economy?

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Sorenson, G. (2004)