National Review Online, March 10, 2005 From the war in Iraq to the controversy over the International Criminal Court, the concept of sovereignty lies at the heart of the debate on whether the United States can act without the consent of international organizations. In The Case for Sovereignty, Cornell government-professor Jeremy Rabkin argues that sovereignty [...]
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A Defense of Sovereignty
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