1990American Journal of International LawRequires access

Sovereignty and Human Rights in Contemporary International Law

William Michael Reisman

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discussion of historical evolution of term "sovereignty" from Aristotle to present).

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discussion of historical evolution of term "sovereignty" from Aristotle to present).

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discussion of historical evolution of term "sovereignty" from Aristotle to present).

Key concepts: Sovereignty, Law, Political science, Human rights, Content (measure theory), Access to information, Information access, Computer science

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