Sovereignty and its Presuppositions: Before 9/11 and After

Robert Jackson

Political Studies, 2007, vol. 55, issue 2, 297-317

Abstract: Is the modern states system in terminal decline? Are we witnessing a great transformation in that regard? Are the events of 9/11 indicative of that? Or is state sovereignty evolving, yet again, in response to scientific, technological, economic and social changes – as it has done throughout the post‐medieval era of its existence? That latter line of argument is put forward in this essay.

Date: 2007
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