State sovereignty is one of the central and decisive concepts of international relations and has also been one of the most significant norms of international law since the Peace of Westphalia. Considering the various meanings attributed to sovereignty, it is not a static or absolute term. Jennifer M. Ramos's recent book, Changing Norms through Actions: the Evolution of Sovereignty, offers a comprehensive and thoroughly engaging analysis of the normative change of sovereignty.
- pp.
- 150–152
- Language
- English