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Sovereignty : God, state, and self / by Elshtain, Jean Bethke,1941-2013.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Sovereignty.; Providence and government of God;
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Tribal sovereignty / by Wolfley, Jeanette.(CARDINAL)213828; Johnson, Susan,1965-(CARDINAL)213734; National Conference of State Legislatures.(CARDINAL)158788; National Conference of State Legislatures.State and Tribal Government Working Group.(CARDINAL)213829;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 15-17).
Subjects: Indians of North America; Indians of North America;
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Sovereignty and protection: a study of British jurisdictional imperialism in the late nineteenth century / by Johnston, W. Ross.(CARDINAL)158277;
Bibliography: pages 338-349.
Subjects: Law; Law.;
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Swords and symbols; the technique of sovereignty. by Marshall, James,1896-1986.(CARDINAL)159836;
Bibliography: pages 256-269.
Subjects: Sovereignty.; Political science.;
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The sovereignty of good / by Murdoch, Iris,author.(CARDINAL)150024;
Throughout her distinguished and prolific writing career, she explored questions of good and bad, myth and morality. The framework for Murdoch's questions - and her own conclusions - can be found in the Sovereignty of Good.
Subjects: Good and evil.; Ethics.;
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Human rights and state sovereignty / by Falk, Richard A.(CARDINAL)145407;
Includes bibliographical references and index.1580L
Subjects: Civil rights.; Comparative government.;
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Globalization and food sovereignty : global and local change in the new politics of food / by Ayres, Jeffrey McKelvey,editor of compilation.(CARDINAL)852080; Mássicotte, Marie-Josée,editor of compilation.(CARDINAL)848717; Andrée, Peter,1970-editor of compilation.(CARDINAL)849125; Bosia, Michael J.,editor of compilation.(CARDINAL)849756;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Food sovereignty.; Agriculture; Globalization.;
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The twilight of sovereignty : how the information revolution is transforming our world / by Wriston, Walter B.(CARDINAL)181123;
Includes bibliographical references and index.The twilight of the idols -- A new source of wealth.Walter B. Wriston, the former chairman of Citicorp, is among the most innovative financiers of our time. In The Twilight of Sovereignty he lucidly reveals the vast geopolitical implications of the massive information revolution in progress around the globe. Human intelligence and intellectual resources are now the world's prime capital, Wriston shows. Instant global communication - the marriage of satellites, television, fax, cellular telephones, and worldwide computer networks - has had and will continue to have world-shaking consequences. The fundamental result is that national boundaries are increasingly irrelevant, and the traditional power and perquisites of sovereignty are disappearing. The effect of this revolution, says Wriston, is the formation of a new global democratic order: "No matter what political leaders do or say, the screens will continue to light up, traders will trade, and currency values will continue to be set. Not only by sovereign governments but by global plebiscite," he writes. Today, there can be no more unreported Chernobyl disasters. There can be no more Pearl Harbor-like surprises. The vast migrations on every continent; the drive of informed peoples for self-determination; the collapse of the Soviet empire; the democratization of Latin America; the outburst of ethnic rivalries - all become understandable in the challenging light of Wriston's persuasive analysis. Wriston stresses that in the information revolution, technology itself is of secondary importance. His larger vision is of the transformation of our public and private institutions. Within the corporation, too, the twilight of sovereignty is near. The immediate and simultaneous availability of data to those at every level of authority within the corporation means that in today's business world, traditional executive power is ended. Looking to the future, Wriston outlines. The new management philosophies and radically changed managerial structures that will follow the end of corporate centralization. The Twilight of Sovereignty reaffirms Walter Wriston's stature as one of the most cogent thinkers of our time.
Subjects: Information technology.;
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The Case for viewer sovereignty. Highlights of Economic aspects of television regulation / by Noll, Roger G.Economic aspects of television regulation.;
Subjects: United States. Federal Communications Commission.; Television broadcasting; Television;
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Korea : the search for sovereignty / by Simons, G. L.(Geoffrey Leslie),1939-(CARDINAL)712029;
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