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The constitutionalization of the state, the juridification of political power is one of the major achievements in the civilization of modern politics. Can and will this achievement survive the post-national constellation? The state no longer possesses all powers but some of its ruling authority...

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When US scholars speak of "sovereignty", what do they mean?

Byers, Michael (contributor); Sinclair, Adriana (contributor) - 2006

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Voluntarily Disconnected? A Cross-national and Longitudinal Study on Gender Differentials in Voluntary Association Participation

Peter, Sascha A. - 2015

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Hooray for global justice? : emerging democracies in a multipolar world

Culp, Julian; Plagemann, Johannes - 2013

synthesizing empirical and normative modes of inquiry. It examines the transformation of sovereignty exercised by emerging … democracies and shows that - in stark contrast to emerging democracies' foreign policy rhetoric - the "softening" of sovereignty … has become the norm. The present paper assesses this softening of sovereignty on the basis of a "democratic …

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International organizations and world society : studying global policy development in public policy

Jakobi, Anja P. - 2009

This article develops a theoretical framework to analyze the rise and spread of global public policy. After an introduction to the background of sociological institutionalism, it first elaborates on the role and functions of international organizations, identifying instruments by which these can...

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