KnowraSovereigntyLinked fromLinked fromThe 140 pages that link to Sovereignty, each with the reason it gives.All 140Broader topic 2Related 86Narrower topic 34Compared with 18Peace of WestphaliaNarrower topic: The treaties concerned imperial authority and territorial rights, not a uniform modern doctrine of sovereignty.JurisdictionNarrower topic: Jurisdiction is a legal expression of governmental authority, but it is narrower than sovereignty.ConfederationNarrower topic: Member sovereignty is the principle a confederation seeks to preserve.AbsolutismNarrower topic: Absolutism concentrated sovereignty in the monarch rather than dividing it among institutions.Westphalian sovereigntyNarrower topic: Westphalian sovereignty is one historically specific account of sovereignty's territorial and external dimensions.Treaty of WaitangiNarrower topic: The texts differ over whether Māori ceded sovereignty to the British Crown.AuthorityNarrower topic: It places authority at the level of ultimate political decision-making.Border controlNarrower topic: Border control is a practical expression of a state's authority over entry and exit.Brezhnev DoctrineNarrower topic: The doctrine explicitly constrained the sovereignty of allied socialist states.Carl SchmittNarrower topic: Schmitt defines sovereignty through the authority to decide when ordinary law cannot govern.IntergovernmentalismNarrower topic: Intergovernmentalism rests on governments’ claim to retain sovereign authority.Second Mexican EmpireNarrower topic: The empire’s reliance on French arms made sovereignty a central issue in its defeat.GaullismNarrower topic: It names the independence that Gaullists seek to preserve in diplomacy and defense.European Wars of ReligionNarrower topic: The postwar settlements strengthened territorial rulers' authority over religion and governance.Kuril Islands disputeNarrower topic: The two governments dispute which state holds sovereignty over the islands.Drago DoctrineNarrower topic: Drago’s prohibition rests on protecting sovereign independence from debt-enforcement force.Guantanamo Bay Naval BaseNarrower topic: Cuba claims sovereignty over the territory while the United States exercises control under the lease.Imperial edictNarrower topic: An edict derives its binding force from the sovereign authority behind it.Jus ad bellumNarrower topic: The prohibition on force protects states’ territorial and political independence.MicrostateNarrower topic: Microstates qualify as states through sovereign authority, not through a minimum size.Dependent territoryNarrower topic: A dependent territory lacks the full sovereignty that defines an independent state.UnilateralismNarrower topic: Unilateralism draws on the claim that sovereign states may decide and act for themselves.Failed stateNarrower topic: Failure concerns the practical exercise of authority by an entity that remains sovereign.Jean BodinNarrower topic: Bodin gave this principle one of its most influential early modern formulations.Puppet stateNarrower topic: Puppet states retain formal sovereignty while foreign direction limits its practical exercise.Grand Principality of MoscowNarrower topic: Moscow’s changing relationship with the Horde culminated in independent rule.MicronationNarrower topic: Micronations claim the sovereign authority that established states deny them.Paul ScoonNarrower topic: The intervention raised enduring questions about Grenada’s sovereignty despite Scoon’s invitation.Sinatra DoctrineNarrower topic: The policy gave Warsaw Pact states greater freedom to exercise political sovereignty.SovereigntismNarrower topic: Sovereigntism makes this authority its central political priority.Giorgio AgambenNarrower topic: Agamben treats sovereign power as the force that decides when ordinary legal protections can be suspended.Idel-Ural StateNarrower topic: The declaration asserted sovereignty, but the state lacked the control needed to secure it.Killing of Osama bin LadenNarrower topic: The operation raised questions about using force inside Pakistan.Reichsbürger movementNarrower topic: Disputes about who holds German sovereignty lie at the heart of the movement’s claims.
KnowraSovereigntyLinked fromLinked fromThe 140 pages that link to Sovereignty, each with the reason it gives.All 140Broader topic 2Related 86Narrower topic 34Compared with 18Peace of WestphaliaNarrower topic: The treaties concerned imperial authority and territorial rights, not a uniform modern doctrine of sovereignty.JurisdictionNarrower topic: Jurisdiction is a legal expression of governmental authority, but it is narrower than sovereignty.ConfederationNarrower topic: Member sovereignty is the principle a confederation seeks to preserve.AbsolutismNarrower topic: Absolutism concentrated sovereignty in the monarch rather than dividing it among institutions.Westphalian sovereigntyNarrower topic: Westphalian sovereignty is one historically specific account of sovereignty's territorial and external dimensions.Treaty of WaitangiNarrower topic: The texts differ over whether Māori ceded sovereignty to the British Crown.AuthorityNarrower topic: It places authority at the level of ultimate political decision-making.Border controlNarrower topic: Border control is a practical expression of a state's authority over entry and exit.Brezhnev DoctrineNarrower topic: The doctrine explicitly constrained the sovereignty of allied socialist states.Carl SchmittNarrower topic: Schmitt defines sovereignty through the authority to decide when ordinary law cannot govern.IntergovernmentalismNarrower topic: Intergovernmentalism rests on governments’ claim to retain sovereign authority.Second Mexican EmpireNarrower topic: The empire’s reliance on French arms made sovereignty a central issue in its defeat.GaullismNarrower topic: It names the independence that Gaullists seek to preserve in diplomacy and defense.European Wars of ReligionNarrower topic: The postwar settlements strengthened territorial rulers' authority over religion and governance.Kuril Islands disputeNarrower topic: The two governments dispute which state holds sovereignty over the islands.Drago DoctrineNarrower topic: Drago’s prohibition rests on protecting sovereign independence from debt-enforcement force.Guantanamo Bay Naval BaseNarrower topic: Cuba claims sovereignty over the territory while the United States exercises control under the lease.Imperial edictNarrower topic: An edict derives its binding force from the sovereign authority behind it.Jus ad bellumNarrower topic: The prohibition on force protects states’ territorial and political independence.MicrostateNarrower topic: Microstates qualify as states through sovereign authority, not through a minimum size.Dependent territoryNarrower topic: A dependent territory lacks the full sovereignty that defines an independent state.UnilateralismNarrower topic: Unilateralism draws on the claim that sovereign states may decide and act for themselves.Failed stateNarrower topic: Failure concerns the practical exercise of authority by an entity that remains sovereign.Jean BodinNarrower topic: Bodin gave this principle one of its most influential early modern formulations.Puppet stateNarrower topic: Puppet states retain formal sovereignty while foreign direction limits its practical exercise.Grand Principality of MoscowNarrower topic: Moscow’s changing relationship with the Horde culminated in independent rule.MicronationNarrower topic: Micronations claim the sovereign authority that established states deny them.Paul ScoonNarrower topic: The intervention raised enduring questions about Grenada’s sovereignty despite Scoon’s invitation.Sinatra DoctrineNarrower topic: The policy gave Warsaw Pact states greater freedom to exercise political sovereignty.SovereigntismNarrower topic: Sovereigntism makes this authority its central political priority.Giorgio AgambenNarrower topic: Agamben treats sovereign power as the force that decides when ordinary legal protections can be suspended.Idel-Ural StateNarrower topic: The declaration asserted sovereignty, but the state lacked the control needed to secure it.Killing of Osama bin LadenNarrower topic: The operation raised questions about using force inside Pakistan.Reichsbürger movementNarrower topic: Disputes about who holds German sovereignty lie at the heart of the movement’s claims.