Titlebook: Re-examining Sovereignty; From Classical Theor Hideaki Shinoda Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 200

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The Collapse of International Constitutionalism,he first decades of the interwar period, in which the concept of sovereignty was not abandoned, but considerably limited.’ As international society fell into political and economic turmoil, however, optimism disappeared. In this chapter we shall first briefly view Continental theories of sovereignty

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The Formalisation of Sovereignty, Anglo-American intellectuals to change their attitudes. The rise and dominance of political realism after 1945 can be interpreted in this historical context of international politics. In this period, instead of the confrontation between Anglo-American constitutional sovereignty and Continental nati

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Towards New Constitutional Sovereignty,nding of sovereignty. For a long time international politics took the anthropomorphism of nations for granted. A great conceptual change in the period was the decline of international anthropomorphism. This means a relative decline of the importance of the nation as the organic subject of sovereignt

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Modern National Notions of Sovereignty,ry. I suggest that the rise of nationalism as well as the spread of imperialism and democratic movements in domestic society in the period from 1789 to 1914 paved the way for the changes in the notion of sovereignty in the Anglo-American countries.

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Classical Constitutional Notions of Sovereignty,the notion of sovereignty, and then examine modern modifications of classical constitutionalism in the eighteenth century. After examining the implications of these notions in international relations, we shall formulate theories of sovereignty that appeared in the process of the establishment of the United States of America.