NATO Aggression Against Yugoslavia: International-Legal, Military Strategic and Geopolitical Consequences by E. G. Ponomareva, A. V. Frolov

“…On March 24, 1999, on the pretext of protecting human rights NATO began its aggression against a sovereign European state – the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. …”
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Sovereignty and Charted Companies: Objective facts, Subjective Foundations by arezoo rangchian, Seyed erfan Lajevardi

“…According to the theory of separation of sovereignty from Commercial Activities, companies do not exercise sovereignty; although this theory of French law has not been an accepted principle in all legal systems, including in Iran, where prior to the enactment of the Third Development Plan, public sector companies undertook sovereign duties too. In the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, the entanglement of sovereignty-entrepreneurship led to granting sovereign, even military powers to concessionaire companies; separation of sovereignty-ownership by France also took place in the nineteenth century, in order to advance colonial goals and to avoid recognition of the rights of the charted companies of other colonial powers. …”
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International Organizations: the Main Factors of Emergence and Development by L. S. Voronkov

“…The article emphasizes that both IIGOs and INGOs evolved from the supportive tools in implementation of multilateral interaction of sovereign states towards becoming an integral part of contemporary international relations, fulfilling many vital functions of modern human society and its citizens. …”
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JEAN BODIN'S NOTION OFSOVEREIGNTY, GOOD GOVERNANCE AND NTHE QUEST FOR SOCIOPOLITICALADVANCEMENT IN NIGER by EKUASE INNOCENT O., COLLINS OKONKWO, EDOGIAWERIE MORRIS K.O.

“… Bodin's far reaching analysis on the sovereign state and good governance shows that he did not miss words when he recommended that the management of the state shouldbe separated from the management of the church. …”
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The "conquest" of historical space in the 21st century Russia: negative historical identity? by Aurimas Švedas

“…Eventually, it became obvious that such artificial and inadequate terms as "energetic superpower" and "sovereign democracy" cannot fully satisfy the needs of the ruling elite. …”
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ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AS A CONCEPT OF POWER POLITICS by I. N. Timofeev

“…This debate reflects a cleavage on a more fundamental problem – the one of sovereignty and the right to interfere into sovereign affairs of states. Recognition of sanctions’ legitimacy would mean the recognition of the right to interfere into sovereign affairs of the target-states beyond the UN Charter. …”
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Why Current EU Proposals for Corona-Related Financial Aid Cannot Replace Coronabonds by Sebastian Dullien, Thomas Theobald, Silke Tober, Andrew Watt

“…Abstract With public debt-to-GDP levels now set to surpass post-war records and Italy’s ratio approaching levels reached in Greece on the eve of the country’s debt restructuring in early 2012, fears of a return of the sovereign debt crisis have emerged.…”
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ECONOMIC SANCTIONS: JURISTIC PHENOMENON AND POLITICAL LEVERAGE by I. Rodina, A. Vladimirova

“…It is proved that these categories, being positive means of an economic nature to change the economic, political and social conditions that include various types of direct restriction on trade between sovereign states. It is proved that these measures are a chance for the sectors of the national economy of the Russian Federation to take a significant share of the domestic market in terms of membership in the World Trade Organization.…”
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Beyond the State: Global Policy and Transnational Administration by Kim Moloney, Diane Stone

“…The conceptual distance between the sovereign state and the global domain of policy making and administration is narrowing, challenging the prevailing methodological nationalism. …”
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Les voyages d’Élisabeth II, des visites très sélectives dans un empire déclinant by Claire Weishar, Marie-Françoise Fleury, Fulano de Thal

“…Then, in descending order, to Commonwealth countries, with a preference for those where she remained Sovereign…”
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Euro Conditionality Hinges on Positive Convergence by Michala Marcussen

“…Abstract The present cocktail of a bleak economic outlook combined with high inflation and rising interest rates has raised questions as to whether a new euro debt crisis might emerge. Euro area sovereign spreads have widened, but not to “unwarranted” levels, unlike the situation that prevailed during the European debt crisis. …”
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Languages of Written and Oral Communication between Russian Emperors and Electors of the Holy Roman Empire, 1725–1799 by M. A. Petrova

“…For example, Russian emperors addressed secular electors not as "brothers" or "sisters"—terms typically reserved for sovereign equals— but as "uncles," "aunts," or, later, "in-laws" (occasionally "cousins"). …”
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As viagens de Elizabeth II, visitas muito seletivas em um império em declínio by Claire Weishar, Marie-Françoise Fleury, Fulano de Thal

“…Then, in descending order, to Commonwealth countries, with a preference for those where she remained Sovereign…”
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Spillover Effects From Next Generation EU by Oliver Picek

“…Although the rules on liability sharing for Next Generation EU prevent a significant mutualisation of the debt, European leaders have taken the long-recognised significant first step towards European financial and political unification that stands in stark contrast to the misguided austerity programmes during the European sovereign debt crisis.…”
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Royale Absence by Henri Justin

“…Finally, the last page of “The Purloined Letter” goes as far as to suggest that the mirror tucked away within literary texts is the sovereign source of the poetry in them – a royal absence.…”
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Delectare ed prodesse: aventuras, placeres y didactismo en el Conte du Papegau by Lidia Amor

“…When the fate of the legendary King Arthur was finally sealed, an anonymous author composed a story of his early years as sovereign. This was the first attempt – preserved up to the present – that aimed to show retrospectively Arthur’s knightly talent when facing exceptional opponents.Through the analysis of some textual marks, in this article we aim to demonstrate that the Conte du Papegau was intended for a young audience. …”
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Notes to Reflect on a Political Ecology of Borderland Territories by Martha Moncada Paredes

“…The internalization of the borderlands, the growth of the levels of security, and the cultural and social decline of these spaces are three characteristics of the new rediscovery of borderland territories, which impact sovereign-ty and the livelihood of the people who have been historically marginalized in these areas.…”
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Tsardom of Muscovy Traditional Culture and Peter's Westernization Project by T. V. Chernikova

“…The most distinctive feature was the concentration in the hands of the Moscow sovereign not only of the state political power but also the property rights on all the country's resources. …”
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The relationship network of nuncios and forms of reward for its members at the imperial court of Rudolf II (1576–1612) by Tomáš Černušák

“…The networks of the papal nuncios started playing a key role – with regard to the fact that the sovereign gradually stopped paying attention and carrying out the affairs of state – as centres of influence for pursuing papal interests and sources for gathering information. …”
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Refugiados en la globalización  aproximaciones filosóficas a los procesos de subjetivación y exclusión socio-política by Pamela Verónica Morales

“…To do this, we will consider the contributions of Giorgio Agamben on sovereign power and the principals Arendt’s concepts on politics and violence.…”
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