The Concept of the State in International Relations: Philosophy, Sovereignty and Cosmopolitanism

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Edinburgh University Press (2015)
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This volume... systematically considers the nature of the state, the concept of sovereignty and the challenges globalisation and cosmopolitanism.--Provided by publisher.

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9780748693634   9781474414944   147441494X   0748693629   0748693637

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10.1515/9780748693634

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Introduction: The Concept of the State in International Relations.  (pages 1-22)Peter Stirk
1. International Law and Statehood: A Performative View.  (pages 23-47)Janis Grzybowski & Martti Koskenniemi
2. The State as a Universe of Discourse.  (pages 48-80)Peter J. Steinberger
3. Sovereignty and the Personality of the State.  (pages 81-107)Jens Bartelson
4. The State as Urban Myth: Governance without Government in the Global South.  (pages 108-134)Oliver Jütersonke & Moncef Kartas
5. Decolonising Sovereignty: Globalisation and the Return of Hyper-Sovereignty.  (pages 135-162)John M. Hobson
6. The Concept of the State as a Community of Liability.  (pages 163-186)Peter M. R. Stirk
7. From Global Governance to Global Stateness.  (pages 187-220)William E. Scheuerman
8. Open Societies, Cosmopolitanism and the Kelsenian State as a Safeguard against Nationalism.  (pages 221-243)Robert Schuett

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