The Current Situation of National Sovereignty
Wen Feng
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Wen Feng
Abstract
This article first summurizes the origin and connotation of national sovereignty and then,from three different angles it analyses the situation of current international society in which national sovereignty is seriously eroded. In globalization,national sovereignty is relinqished passively;in integration,initiatively and in international intervention,it is relinqished passively by outside force.The article argues that the national interest principle should be the highest one,that national sovereignty must serve national interest and puts forth that weakening and strengthening national sovereignty will exist simultaneously and that,diversification of national sovereignty will be a new trend of its' development.
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This article first summurizes the origin and connotation of national sovereignty and then,from three different angles it analyses the situation of current international society in which national sovereignty is seriously eroded. In globalization,national sovereignty is relinqished passively;in integration,initiatively and in international intervention,it is relinqished passively by outside force.The article argues that the national interest principle should be the highest one,that national sovereignty must serve national interest and puts forth that weakening and strengthening national sovereignty will exist simultaneously and that,diversification of national sovereignty will be a new trend of its' development.
Key concepts: Sovereignty, National interest, Connotation, Political science, Globalization, Diversification (marketing strategy), Westphalian sovereignty, Political economy