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Sovereignty as a source of vitality for the state
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 October 2009
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The title of this paper contains three terms which require definition—sovereignty, vitality and the state. I shall begin by defining these, and shall then discuss various reasons why the state acquires vitality from its possession of sovereignty. Finally I shall ask whether sovereignty is likely to become less significant as a source of vitality, and? if so, what is likely to take its place.
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- Copyright © British International Studies Association 1986
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3. Ibid., pp. 386–7.
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