..., which is still understood as the extension of sovereignty through formal state acts. Maintaining the requirement of formal state acts, we argue, undermines the norm and is further analytically flawed and generates a rule-of-law problem: it fails to capture instances of undeclared annexation...

... of ‘thick’ exercises of sovereignty in marginal, uninhabitable territory, the ambiguities of the human rights to self-determination of minority peoples and the dilemmas they pose for States’ central governments, China’s distinctive views on the invalidity of ‘unequal treaties,’ the relevance of various...

... of violation of territorial integrity. This variance in the international responses to territorial snatching is related to the complex relations between the two major norms that underpin the international order: territorial sovereignty and national self- determination. Contrary to a widespread belief among...

... scholars with a novel quantitative approach that “seeks to unmask” the issue of racial bias against “non-white migrants” primarily from the Global South. (11) race international relations migration sovereignty global divide Race should be reflected and complementary in both the migration politics...

... with the constitution’s legal forms and fiction, it does so through two case studies. Both involve basic orthodox constitutional legal doctrines—parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law—with which Dicey has long been associated. The one case study is of Parliament’s sovereignty, limitless in law, and limited...

... The current geopolitical instability has driven global policy frameworks to prioritize economic security. This shift has intensified the debate on technology sovereignty among developed countries, due to concerns over supply chain disruptions and competition for future technologies. However, equating...

... of climate catastrophe, this small Pacific island is advancing a highly relational notion of virtual sovereignty and digital state preservation that has implications for international relations in the Anthropocene. Abstract In a widely shared video, the government of the island state of Tuvalu posed...

... of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract This paper aims to evaluate the concept of data sovereignty as applied to data...

... of sovereign territorial states. On the contrary, a key context for early international law was this parochial setting of territorial states nested within imperial hierarchy, not the anarchy of sovereignty. Crucially, it was the context of territorial autonomy within empire that provided the problem space...

... and reshaped. forced migration anthropology political science legal identity TRNC citizenship contested sovereignty Swedish Science Council 2020-03318_3 In the centre of the Cypriot capital Nicosia, just outside the 16th-century ramparts of the Walled City—now home to baristas with the best views...

..., my research draws from China’s distinct processes in constructing and spreading the cyber sovereignty principle in seeking to expand our understanding of what mechanisms and dynamics can be found in proactive boundary-work. The focus on Chinese practices is justified by the understanding...

..., and they have sought to limit this pressure by “jealously” guarding their sovereignty. Yet, after decades of advocating for strict non-interference, many have begun to delegate extensive interventionist authority to their regional organizations. What explains this change? I explore this question in the case...

... and/or would require more thorough legal safeguards. As this study engages with what “exceptions” allow, the violent nature of sovereignty becomes clear. ¹⁷ Positioning different yet interacting conditions as “exceptional” allow for legitimation and legalisation of governmental differentiation...

... norms in national law, jurisprudence or through the principles of the State. Nevertheless, the hunger problem persists, and the problems associated with nutrition continue to increase. Issues of nutritional security and food sovereignty are linked to the human right to food and are not incompatible...

... result from an unbridled entitlement to rights. Seen from that prism, claw-backs defer to states’ legal systems and sovereignty, thus allowing them to subject the enjoyment of specific provisions of an instrument to their national law and measures. Arguably, provisions of AHRS instruments with a claw...

...Christoph March; Ina Schieferdecker A consequence of this definition is that research, education, and innovation policy are at the heart of strengthening technological sovereignty. Although policies to regulate key technologies and protect them from foreign access may also be important...

... Consumer sovereignty Cartel Regulation Institutional design K21 L40 L41 Climate change confronts mankind with one of its biggest crises ever. To literally stem the tide, the European Union (EU) has established an ambitious ‘Green Deal’ to fulfil the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals...

... of constitutional statutes, and also address the implications for the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty. Nor is the technique simply of academic interest. A backward-facing reprioritising regime has already been established in the legislation governing UK withdrawal from the EU. Lastly, the argument may...

..., utilization of food sovereignty principles and impact on population dietary and health measures remains poorly described ( Mikkelsen et al., 2016 ; Pitt et al., 2017 ; Sampson et al., 2021 ). Generally, scholars note that the literature on local food systems ignores a food...

... the political dominance of the European nation-state ( Hussain 2003 ; Kostal 2005 ). As colonial bureaucrats, jurists, criminologists, and corporate investors have long affirmed, state sovereignty, rule of law, civil order and economic development go hand in hand ( Mattei and Nader 2008 ). Refusing to concede...