Democracy and the Global Order¶
Held, D. (1995). Democracy and the Global Order: From the Modern State to Cosmopolitan Governance. Stanford University Press.
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- Sovereignty
- The limits of organizational sovereignty become apparent when external stakeholders constrain decisions—an everyday instance of what Held (1995) identifies as the divisible, pooled character of modern sovereignty across overlapping authority structures.
This sourceDevelops the theory of divisible and pooled sovereignty under conditions of globalization; argues that legitimate authority is increasingly layered across overlapping local, national, regional, and global institutions.
- The limits of organizational sovereignty become apparent when external stakeholders constrain decisions—an everyday instance of what Held (1995) identifies as the divisible, pooled character of modern sovereignty across overlapping authority structures.
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