Through fourteen original essays, the book seeks to understand the viability of the notion of sovereignty in a globalized world, thus taking into account the inclusion of a language of rights, limitation and legitimacy. It examines sovereignty using a normative approach.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction
Andre Santos Campos & Susana Cadilha
PART I SOVEREIGNTY AS 'POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY'
1. Sovereignty, the People, and Popular Sovereignty
Diogo Pires Auré lio
2. Sovereignty, Some Skeptical Thoughts
Christopher W. Morris
3. Is Weak Popular Sovereignty Possible?
Ludvig Beckman
PART II SOVEREIGNTY AS LEGITIMACY
4. On Legitimate Sovereignty and Global Responsibility
Sergio Dellavalle
5. Sovereignty and Legitimate Authority: What Lies Beneath Content-Independence
Andre Santos Campos
6. The Paradoxical Value of Sovereignty in Post-Sovereign Society
Ji í P ibá
7. On the Conceptual Link between Sovereignty and Legitimacy
Antonia Waltermann
PART III SOVEREIGNTY AS SELF-DETERMINATION
8. Beyond Westphalia: Democratic Conceptions of Sovereignty and Constellations of Plural Territories
Anna Meine
9. Justice, Self-Determination and Territorial Rights Forfeiture
Margaret Moore
10. Controlling Immigration in the Name of Self-Determination
David Miller
11. Sovereignty and the Value of Self-Determination
Eszter Kollar & Ayelet Banai
PART IV SOVEREIGNTY AS COSMOPOLITAN CHALLENGE
12. Citizen Responsibility, Sovereign States, and our Globalized World
Christine Hobden
13. Human Rights Require Yet Contest National Sovereignty: How a Human Rights Corporation Might Help
Benjamin Gregg
14. Critical Cosmopolitanism
Soraya Nour Sckell
Bibliography
Index
List of Contributors
