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Europe in the Balance: An Appraisal of the Westphalian System
Netherlands International Law Review, 1998For all its merits and shortcomings, the Peace of Westphalia is a crossroad of European history. It represents one of the very rare moments of concerted action on the part of its nations to rearrange the disarray of their jigsaw puzzle. It must be said that Europe has not exactly been blessed with such tokens of united will-power.
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The Security of Turkey in the late Westphalian International System
Athenaeum Polskie Studia Politologiczne, 2011The new late Westphalian international system is strongly connected with the process of globalization. It changed and challenged the traditional role of the state. It is impossible to be independent or self-sufficient in such a system. There are many new non-state players in the international relations.
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Dismantling the Westphalian System in Today’s “Age of Reason”
2020The Peace of Westphalia in 1648, after centuries of warring discord among countries, sought to bring regional exclusivity to differing ideas, cultures, and religions, in the noveau concept of the “nation-state”, not for a common good, however, but for the good of then-vested interests.
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Westphalian System of Interstate Relations: Criteria and Transformations
World Economy and International Relations, 2010The article deals with the issue of the Westphalian international system structure (the 17th–20th cc.) and its transformation under the influence of globalization (the late 20th – early 21st cc.). A comparative analysis of international relations in these two periods is carried out on the basis of the Westphalian system criteria discovering.
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10 ORDER AMIDST ANARCHY: THE WESTPHALIAN SYSTEM INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
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The Pre-Westphalian State System
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied ScienceIn this article, the characteristics and functioning of the pre-Westphalian state system will be examined, detailing its political and diplomatic structures prior to the emergence of modern sovereignty. It provides a conceptual framework that defines state, sovereignty, and international order, underscoring the hierarchical nature of relations, the ...
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States and state systems: democratic, Westphalian or both?
Review of International Studies, 2007AbstractTwo rival accounts have come to dominate discussion of the origins and character of the contemporary international system. One, closely associated with the English School and the traditional account, places its origins with the appearance, and acceptance, of the centralised authority of the modern state.
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International Political System and the Westphalian Paradigm: a Call for Revision
Digest of Middle East Studies, 2006AbstractThis analysis examines the political documentation of the Amarna letters, which date back to the mid‐fourteenth century B.C.E. This analysis will illustrate that a viable functioning international relations systems existed long before the Westphalia treaties (1648), which typically stand as the marker for the beginning of international ...
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Overcoming Statism from Within: The International Criminal Court and the Westphalian System
Critical Horizons, 2016This paper argues that cosmopolitan law has been more successfully achieved not by appeal to a supra-state authority or community, but by the development of features of existing treaty law. Specifically, it shows how the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction over serious human rights violations has been extended to the citizens and territories of
Kevin W. Gray, Kafumu Kalyalya
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