We study the technology sovereignty of Europe, the US, China, Japan, and Korea. By examining citations from PCT patents … shows superior technology sovereignty through its leadership in bilateral and global influence. Second, the US and Europe …

secure. The history of these services is a roadmap to statization, constitutionalization, privatization, and globalization … through their unique capacity to legitimate the imposition of violence. For constitutional sovereignty to join privatization … and globalization as sustaining twenty-first century metanarratives entails offering more than prohibition and punishment …

values attending national sovereignty by promoting one culture’s adherence to privacy over other cultures’ preference for …

Since its modern genesis, the claim to sovereignty has been inherently tied to the notion of freedom: from the Church …, from empires, from colonial powers. More specifically, the freedom that sovereignty promised was the freedom “to be left … alone,” given the premise that unfettered sovereignty was a necessary and sufficient condition for the people and its …

“geography” and “sovereignty” in terms of IR, power, and security within cyber arena as well. Indeed, decrypting the geopolitics … whether and how cyber sovereignty may be relevant for national security, in terms of cyberspace topology and/or geopolitics …

recognition of "inalienable" human rights deriving from respect for human dignity and popular sovereignty? State representatives … sovereignty to renounce human rights treaties, to refuse diplomatic protection of individuals abroad, or domestic implementation …-European governments defending state sovereignty and popular sovereignty within a more power-oriented "international law among states." …

. The United States tries to renegotiate the terms of its engagement with the rest of the world; the European Union … democracy waning, in those parts of the world that had seemed transformed in or around the annus mirabilis of 1989; and the dark … doomed.What does this have to do with sovereignty? The present moment invites yet another reconsideration of the liberal …