Rethinking the theory of state sovereignty with respect to the globalization
Jia Dong
Abstract
Jia Dong
Abstract
Sovereignty,a modern notion of political authority,means supreme authority within a territory and regulating its internal affairs without foreign dictation.The four core characteristics of sovereignty include absolute,integrity,permanence and without external interference.Currently,the trend of globalization,for instance,the establishment of more international organizations, the development of global technology,and the strengthening of global economy,can bring much more challenge and force for the theory of state sovereignty.However,strictly speaking,globalization dose not change the nature of the state sovereignty when considering the essence of the sovereignty.In short,we should correctly understand the nature of sovereignty and enforce the protection for state sovereignty.
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Sovereignty,a modern notion of political authority,means supreme authority within a territory and regulating its internal affairs without foreign dictation.The four core characteristics of sovereignty include absolute,integrity,permanence and without external interference.Currently,the trend of globalization,for instance,the establishment of more international organizations, the development of global technology,and the strengthening of global economy,can bring much more challenge and force for the theory of state sovereignty.However,strictly speaking,globalization dose not change the nature of the state sovereignty when considering the essence of the sovereignty.In short,we should correctly understand the nature of sovereignty and enforce the protection for state sovereignty.
Key concepts: Sovereignty, Globalization, State (computer science), Popular sovereignty, Political science, Territorial integrity, Politics, Westphalian sovereignty