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Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence be… More...

Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence between countries and by the rules which the 'international society of states' has put in place to manage order and change. He also argues that the external and internal behaviour of independent states is increasingly determined by the influence of the richest and strongest powers. After setting out the general framework of r Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence between countries and by the rules which the 'international society of states' has put in place to manage order and change. He also argues that the external and internal behaviour of independent states is increasingly determined by the influence of the richest and strongest powers. After setting out the general framework of restraint imposed on states, Adam Watson details the attempts to limit national sovereignties from Napoleon to the European Union. The Limits of Independence discusses pressures on smaller states and relates reactions against independence to current international theory and the practice of world powers., [PU: Routledge]<

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ISBN: 9780415169073

Nation states are not as independent as they seem. InThe Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence bet… More...

Nation states are not as independent as they seem. InThe Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence between countriesandby the rules which the ''international society of states'' has put in place to manage order and change. He also argues that the external and internal behaviour of independent states is increasingly determined by the influence of the richest and strongest powers.After setting out the general framework of restraint imposed on states, Adam Watson details the attempts to limit national sovereignties from Napoleon to the European Union.The Limits of Independencediscusses pressures on smaller states and relates reactions against independence to current international theory and the practice of world powers. Adam Watson, Books, History, The Limits of Independence: Relations Between States in the Modern World Books>History, Taylor and Francis<

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The Limits of Independence: Relations Between States in the Modern World Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how indepen… More...

The Limits of Independence: Relations Between States in the Modern World Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence between countries and by the rules which the 'international society of states' has put in place to manage order and change. He also argues that the external and internal behaviour of independent states is increasingly determined by the influence of the richest and strongest powers. After setting out the general framework of restraint imposed on states, Adam Watson details the attempts to limit national sovereignties from Napoleon to the European Union. The Limits of Independence discusses pressures on smaller states and relates reactions against independence to current international theory and the practice of world powers. Bücher / Fremdsprachige Bücher / Englische Bücher 978-0-415-16907-3, Routledge Chapman Hall<

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ISBN: 9780415169073

Nation states are not as independent as they seem. InThe Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence bet… More...

Nation states are not as independent as they seem. InThe Limits of Independence, Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence between countriesandby the rules which the ''international society of states'' has put in place to manage order and change. He also argues that the external and internal behaviour of independent states is increasingly determined by the influence of the richest and strongest powers.After setting out the general framework of restraint imposed on states, Adam Watson details the attempts to limit national sovereignties from Napoleon to the European Union.The Limits of Independencediscusses pressures on smaller states and relates reactions against independence to current international theory and the practice of world powers. Adam Watson, Books, History, The Limits of Independence: Relations Between States in the Modern World Books>History, Routledge<

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Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence , Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence b… More...

Nation states are not as independent as they seem. In The Limits of Independence , Adam Watson explores how independence of action is limited by both a tightening net of interdependence between countries and by the rules which the 'international society of states' has put in place to manage order and change. He also argues that the external and internal behaviour of independent states is increasingly determined by the influence of the richest and strongest powers. After setting out the general framework of restraint imposed on states, Adam Watson details the attempts to limit national sovereignties from Napoleon to the European Union. The Limits of Independence discusses pressures on smaller states and relates reactions against independence to current international theory and the practice of world powers. history,history and theory,humanities,international and world politics,international relations,political history,political science,politics and government,politics and social sciences,psychology Psychology, Routledge<

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