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External Sovereignty and International Law

Ronald A. Brand

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NEWSL., Nov.-Dec.1993, at 1.2. It is, of course, presumptuous to generalize about current notions of sovereignty.Many commentators much more able than I have delved into the topic in recent years, and they certainly do not express a singular opinion on either the term or its use as applied in international law.See, e.g.,

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Key concepts: Sovereignty, International law, Social contract, Political science, Norm (philosophy), Law, Law and economics, Comparative law