Warren Pezé & Daniel E. Rojas (Eds.), International Recognition. A Historical and Political Perspective by Gregory Albisson

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Determinants of Sub-Sovereign Government Ratings In Europe by Nicolas JANNONE-BELLOT, Luisa MARTÍ-SELVA, Leandro GARCÍA-MENÉNDEZ

Subjects: “…rating, sub-sovereign entities, multinomial ordered probit, international fi nancial markets.…”
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Cosmopolitanism and cosmopolitics combined: A European agora by Rik Pinxten

“…Some epistemological points are highlighted in the article, such as the western emphasis on structure rather than process, and the conceptualisation of the state as a post-sovereign entity. Furthermore, some policy lines are touched upon.…”
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Virtually Impossible: Deleuze and Derrida on the Political Problem of Islands (and Island Studies) by Stewart Williams

“…Selected writings on islands by the poststructuralist philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Jacques Derrida reveal the island variously to be both real and imaginary, mythological and scientific, but as most problematic when constituted in political terms as an indivisible, sovereign entity. These two thinkers’ more broadly developed concepts of the virtual and the impossible, respectively, are seen to disrupt any assumptions about the fixity and closure of the island polity. …”
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Local Self-Government as a Problem of Political Theory by Łukasz Święcicki

“…Despite some degree of organizational, especially institutional and legal, self-determination, the local self-government is not a political, i.e. sovereign entity. However, its non-sovereign status, which is legally established, does not exclude the existence of political potency in it.…”
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The Institutionalization of Political Humor as a Form of Reflection by Sergey S. Melnikov

“…For the individual as sovereign entity political humor became a sort of social and psychological compensation. …”
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The Institutionalization of Political Humor as a Form of Reflection by S. S. Melnikov

“…For the individual as sovereign entity political humor became a sort of social and psychological compensation. …”
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POWER POLITICS IN THE QURᾹN: HIZBUT TAHRIR INDONESIA AND THE CONCEPT OF CALIPHATE IN AL-WA'IE BY ROKHMAT S. LABIB by Nurkholis Sareh, Abdul Muid Nawawi

“… Power politics is a sovereign entity that aims to protect the interests of individuals and groups. …”
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EU Autonomy: Jurisdictional Sovereignty by a Different Name? by Christina Eckes

“…What the EU can do and what it also does is that it acts as if it was a sovereign entity and claims certain rights that are considered core elements of State sovereignty. …”
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LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT: PRACTICE OF ELECTORAL LEGISLATION ENFORCEMENT by A. Butakov

“…In the Federal Law “On Basic Guarantees of Electoral Rights and the Right to Participate in the Referendum of Citizens of the Russian Federation” of June 12, 2002, No. 67-FZ, the last paragraph of par. 8 of art. 37 fixes a set of issues established by the law of a sub-sovereign entity of the Russian Federation in holding the elections to a representative body of local self-government. …”
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The Idea of the Nation-State as an Obstacle to the Right to Global Development by Rajesh Sampath

“…My central question is what if the nation-state is really an arbitrary, historically constructed culture or civilizational set of values based on the illusion of geographic boundaries, which masks itself as a sovereign entity that possesses an invisible existence within international law? …”
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المعاهدة الدولية أمام القاضي الإداري by أمينة رايس

“…From rules of coordination and coexistence between sovereign entities, we are moving towards a law of exchange, cooperation, movement of persons, goods and capital. …”
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Carbon Emission and Economic Growth within the context of global warming by Zhang Minghao

“…The denouement of the article accentuates the symbiotic interplay between carbon emissions and economic ascension, proffering sagacious objectives for sovereign entities to contemplate.…”
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FCJ-220 Imperial Infrastructures and Asia beyond Asia: Data Centres, State Formation and the Territoriality of Logistical Media by Ned Rossiter

“…Moreover, the capacity of data centres to operate as sovereign entities external to or in conjunction with the state can be understood as a form of infrastructural imperialism. …”
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Religion and Diplomacy: The ‘Clash of Civilizations’ as Historical Libel by Robert A. Denemark, Matthew J. Hoffmann, Hasan Yonten

“…Second, using the MATRS database of multilateral treaties, we identify 79 sovereign entities active between 1750 and 1900 (when multilateral treaties were numerous and official state religions were prominent), link states to their official religions, and analyze the pattern of 385 multilateral treaties’ signings. …”
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STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND SELF-DEFENCE IN CYBERSPACE by Pallavi Khanna

“…Do they continue to remain sovereign entities on such a platform? Do they have the right to defend themselves against attacks from other nations? …”
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Communalism Factor in Evolution of Political Situation in British India (1920s-1930s) by A. V. Sagimbaev

“…The actions of colonial authorities significantly exacerbated relations between key ethno-confessional groups of the Indian population by the late 1930s, setting the stage for the dramatic post-World War II processes leading to the partition of British India into two sovereign entities. The complex relations between these entities largely shape the contemporary character of international relations in South Asia.…”
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Development of the research subject of military psychology as a scientific discipline (1947-2022) by Pešić Anita S., Marček Jan J.

“…The first period deals with the development of the research subject of military psychology in the former SFRY and the JNA (1947-1992) while the second period presents military psychological research in different sovereign entities (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro, Serbia) and their military organizations (the Yugoslav Army, the Army of Serbia and Montenegro, and the Serbian Armed Forces (1992-2022).…”
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Cell and gene therapy regulatory, pricing, and reimbursement framework: With a focus on South Korea and the EU by SungKyung Lee, Jong Hyuk Lee

“…This review attempts to capture the salient regulatory features of the cell and gene therapy market in the context of South Korea and the European Union and points out where two sovereign entities currently stand on each policy element and how each tackles regulatory challenges. …”
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Blue Jeans, Chewing Gum and Climate Change Litigation: American Exports to Europe by Daniel G Hare

“…By synthesising existing US case law in the environment and climate change fields, the paper roughly defines the 'American model' of climate change litigation as <em>parens patriae </em>actions, oftentimes based in the tort of public nuisance, brought by states and other sovereign entities against polluter-defendants. The structural differences between the common law United States and the predominantly civil law European Union are substantial, and the EU has traditionally been averse to enter too far into the American mass torts arena. …”
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