Sovereignty¶
Krasner, S. D. (1999). Sovereignty: Organized Hypocrisy. Princeton University Press.
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- Sovereignty
- … formal equality among states (regardless of power), and the right to form alliances and wage war to defend territory, although Krasner (1999) argues that this picture has always been more aspirational norm than empirical fact—an "organized hypocrisy" routinely violated by intervention even as it is invoked.
This sourceArgues that the Westphalian model of fixed, exclusive territorial sovereignty has always been an "organized hypocrisy"—a norm routinely violated by intervention, conditionality, and trusteeship even as it is rhetorically invoked.
- … formal equality among states (regardless of power), and the right to form alliances and wage war to defend territory, although Krasner (1999) argues that this picture has always been more aspirational norm than empirical fact—an "organized hypocrisy" routinely violated by intervention even as it is invoked.
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