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What Is Sovereignty? (Part II)
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“In practice, sovereignty is one of the most discussed concepts of political science, although conventionally it is used to denote supreme authority in a form of government,” says Jens Bartelson, Lund University of Sweden (Bertrand Badie, ed., International Encyclopedia of Political Science, 2011, SAGE, vol. 8: 2,472). “... it is in its historical origin a political conception, which has only later condensed into a legal one. This concept has no…
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