May 15, 2024Groundings :

Myth of Sovereignty in the Era of Hyper-Globalisation

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CTCallum TonkinsUniversity of Glasgow

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Theoretical analysis reveals shifting sovereign power and biopower across western and postcolonial nations, highlighting persistent socioeconomic hegemony.

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Globalisation challenges traditional sovereignty by transforming western state power into biopower while maintaining subordination across the postcolony.
Sovereign nation-state legitimacy declines under hyper-globalisation, yet western governance persists through biopower and socioeconomic hegemony.
Theoretical framework across western states and postcolonial spaces highlights structural state of exception without claiming uniform national realities.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6a273b6db643587625abf https://doi.org/10.36399/groundingsug.15.135

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Theoretical analysis reveals shifting sovereign power and biopower across western and postcolonial nations, highlighting persistent socioeconomic hegemony.

Myth of Sovereignty in the Era of Hyper-Globalisation

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Myth of Sovereignty in the Era of Hyper-Globalisation

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