Sovereignty: Theories, Concepts, and Critiques
Explore the diverse concepts and theories surrounding sovereignty, including the shift from individual to community holder, monistic theory, and critiques like pluralism and social contract. Delve into the importance of internal and external sovereignty, as well as the role of individuals, states, and laws in holding sovereignty. Discover perspectives from thinkers like Jean Bodin and Austin, shedding light on the intricate nature of sovereignty as the ultimate authority over a territory.
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Language Sovereignty Souvereiniteit Souverainite Superanus supremasi
Sovereignty Concept The highest power The Authority as sources of the law and action Above the law The Quality of having supreme (ultimate) independent authority over a territory
THE SHIFT OF SOVEREIGNTY Over Individual. Over Certain Place (national state). From Individual holder to people (community) holder). From Defendability to Recognition (UN Resolution, SC Veto).
JEAN BODIN Souveregnty is manifested in the hand of king. King responsible to the God Pricipus legibus solutus The supreme legislator. King is the shadow of the God. (le Prince est l image de Dieu) Absolut Souverignty.
MONISTIC THEORY Permanence as long as state exist Indivisible wholleness Supreme every power do not obey the Sovereignty is the sovereignty Unlimited if there is limitation, so the limitation is the sovereignty Complete no exception
CRITICS Pluralism Social Contract Internal Sovereignty
Classification Internal Sovereignty External Sovereignty Independence De Facto Sovereignty De Jure Sovereignty
AUSTIN Every state has Sovereignty Unlimited and undivided In the hand of certain people The Order of the Sovereignty is Law Critics: Human rights, civil society Division of powers
Sovereignty Theories The Sources of Sovereignty Who hold/has the Sovereignty? God Sovereignty People Sovereignty State Sovereignty Law Sovereignty
