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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"national sovereignty"”.
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NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY V REGIONALISM; TOWARD A COMMON FISHERIES POLICY FOR CARICOM
… carries implications regarding perceived loss of sovereignty over portions of their Exclusive Economic Zones and this, inter alia, has kept member states from being able to unite on this issue. Boundary delimitation challenges, diverging national positions regarding the right of access to third …
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National sovereignty and economic globalization: An analysis of the role of the Imf in the changing world
… 1 outlines empirical and normative theories of national sovereignty. A comprehensive analysis of the origins and evolution of sovereignty is offered. We suggest that the notion of absolute sovereignty is antiquated and needs scientific reassessment; Chapter 2 discusses theories of the …
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The European Union, state of exception and state transformation - Romania, Turkey and ethnic minority politics
The dissertation argues that the modern national sovereignty is the political expression of modern subjectivity and it dominates as such the contemporary discourse of human life, ethnic minorities included, in world politics. The analytical mechanism is grounded in social constructivist …
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Vom Absterben des Nationalstaates als Determinante europäischer Einigung oder das Ende nationalstaatlicher Souveränität
… which ultimate goal is the creation of a supranational entity. Alternatively, a conscious acceleration of the integration causes a faster eradication of the European nation-states. The overcoming of the anachronistic, national sovereignty is the precondition for the further development towards …
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The neo-Roman conception of freedom in developmentalism: A historical perspective
… as formulated by Niccolò Machiavelli – sees in national sovereignty the path to securing individual freedoms. Also discussed is why developmentalism, through history, has aimed at industrialisation of countries in the periphery. This paper suggests that the answer is more political than …
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Does international law proscribe coups d'état? Africa's role in the development of the proscription
… brings to the fore, questions as to international law's position on coups d'état. In light of International law placing a high premium on the doctrine of national sovereignty, it is tempting to conclude that coups d'état are beyond the scope of international law thus not being proscribed. …
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POSTCOLONIAL TRAGEDY: JAMAICA AND SOUTH AFRICA IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
… for meaningful distributive social justice and national sovereignty on the other. The author argues that popular democratic expectations of the political imagination and creativity of historically oppressed and marginalized populations of Jamaica and South Africa have been aroused by tragic …
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Lo sviluppo della politica di sicurezza e difesa comune dell'Unione Europea e la condivisione dell'intelligence quale opportunità per una nuova Difesa europea
… and the capabilities of EU members. It’s transnational in nature due to the interdependencies of globalized societies. This gives rise to the need for cooperation and the sharing. Within these areas is the question of the extent to which European intelligence cooperation should also be …
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Our Sea of Islands: A Floating Regenerative Architecture for Tuvaluan Resilience
… on land, but also on cultural identity, national sovereignty and continuity. This thesis called Our Sea of Islands: Regenerative Floating Architecture for Tuvaluan Resilience, aims at rethinking urbanism as a floating realm at the heart of Funafuti Lagoon. The project offers a culturally …
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News in the age of empire : two war scandals
… as terms like 'propaganda' imply some form of national sovereignty or governmental influence. To highlight how the news has 'changed from an instrument of propaganda to an instrument of accumulation, the author compares and contrasts the· coverage of the Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal with that of …
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Euroscepticism: A Cross-National Perspective: Germany, The Netherlands, and The United Kingdom
… perspective. It does this by performing a cross-national longitudinal trend study, observing factors related to euroscepticism: political parties, economics, migration, national identity and national sovereignty from 1994 to 2014. Compiling and observing this body of data, it is expected, will …
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Idylls, Imitation, Ideology and Imperialism: A Fanonian Critique of National Liberation
… flooded through Africa after WW2, spearheaded by national liberation movements, apparently. In most cases, this did not lead to national sovereignty or independence, and did not alleviate poverty. Decolonisation eventually led to inequality, economic stagnation, and new, subtle forms of outside …
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Emerging trends in labour legislation and policy in the SADC region : the experiences of Botswana and Swaziland in the context of the ILO convention on freedom of association and protection of the right to organise (C.87)
… capacity of the member states to let go of their national sovereignty as a price for more meaningful regional integration. Embedded in this is the major question of how the labour law regimes have lent themselves to change and whether they can be transformed into engines of growth that can …
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All India Radio: International Broadcasting and the Remaking of the Airwaves after Empire
… India, AIR external broadcast sought to uphold national sovereignty, safeguard internal security and project cultural diplomacy, however, its overall effectiveness was constrained by hierarchical music policies, uneven engagement among Indian diaspora and foreign listeners, persistent political …
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The effect of international law and international institutions on the place of war in society in the 20th century
Competing claims for primacy by national and international interests traditionally accommodated a sovereign national right to use force in international disputes. At the same time binding international law was being developed to limit wars and mitigate their excesses. The two World Wars emphasized …
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National parliaments and European legislation: how scrutiny procedures have adapted and why
National parliaments have always been involved in the affairs of the European Union. They have debated and voted on joining the Community and have ratified the European treaties negotiated by their governments. On a more regular basis, national parliaments have also, to varying degrees, scrutinised …
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Remaking the Alaska-Yukon Borderlands: The North-West Mounted Police, the United States Army, and the Klondike Gold Rush
… border and the police and the army to enforce national sovereignty - just as international negotiators met to discuss the boundary question for the first time.
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NORTH BY NORTHEAST: TOWARDS AN ASIAN-ARCTIC REGION
… namely Canada and Russia, assertively promote national sovereignty and territoriallyascribed sovereignty in the region. But networks and relations are crucial aspects of activities in the circumpolar north, especially when scientific collaboration and natural resource extraction require large …
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Indian Political Thought and Germany's Fascism, ca. 1918-1950
… the three totalitarianisms for countering internationalism, socialism, and pacifism that eradicated the very foundation of national sovereignty in antagonism or ‘dualism’. He developed a potentially limitless notion of ‘the popular’ or ‘the people’, which exceeded liberal democracy and centred …
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Die steuerliche Behandlung von Sanierungsgewinnen vor dem Hintergrund des bestehenden Zielkonflikts zwischen Insolvenz- und Steuerrecht
… in particular in the context of subsidiarity and national sovereignty. Furthermore, it was shown that a priori there is rightly no constitutional conflict of jurisdiction with the municipalities related to the trade tax given that the process of determining the trade tax factor falls solely within …
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