Sovereignty Theories

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Language

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Sovereignty Concept

• _{The highest power}

• _{The Authority as sources of the law and action} • _{Above the law}

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THE SHIFT OF SOVEREIGNTY

• _{Over Individual.}

• _{Over Certain Place (national state).} • _{From Individual holder to people}

(community) holder).

• _{From Defendability to Recognition}

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JEAN BODIN

• _{Souveregnty is manifested in the}

hand of king.

• _{King responsible to the God}

• _{Pricipus legibus solutus  The}

supreme legislator.

• _{King is the shadow of the God. (le}

Prince est l’image de Dieu)

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MONISTIC THEORY

• _{Permanence  as long as state exist} • _{Indivisible  wholleness}

• _{Supreme  every power do not obey}

the Sovereignty is the sovereignty

• _{Unlimited  if there is limitation, so}

the limitation is the sovereignty

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CRITICS

• _Pluralism

• _{Social Contract}

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Classification

• _{Internal Sovereignty}

• _{External Sovereignty – Independence}

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AUSTIN

• _{Every state has Sovereignty} • _{Unlimited and undivided}

• _{In the hand of certain people}

• _{The Order of the Sovereignty is Law}

Critics:

– _{Human rights, civil society}

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• _{The Sources of Sovereignty}

• _{Who hold/has the Sovereignty?}

– _{God Sovereignty}

– _{People Sovereignty}

– _{State Sovereignty}