External Sovereignty
- Created by: Katie Beaumont
- Created on: 05-01-17 10:58
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- EXTERNAL SOVEREIGNTY
- This is also referred to as STATE SOVEREIGNTY
- This is the capacity of the state to act independently and autonomously on the world stage.
- States are legally equal and that the territorial integrity and political independence of the state is inviolable.
- The outer shell of the 'ball' (State) is external.
- Meaning others should not intervene.
- This causes corruption, such as in Nigeria
- The outer shell of the 'ball' (State) is external.
- Meaning others should not intervene.
- The outer shell of the 'ball' (State) is external.
- As a result of corruption, there is HUMAN INTERVENTION
- This causes corruption, such as in Nigeria
- This causes corruption, such as in Nigeria
- However, countries with external sovereignty can REFUSE help as it is 'their borders and territory.'
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