Federative Global Democracy

In Ronald Tinnevelt & Helder De Schutter (eds.), Global Democracy and Exclusion. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 55–77 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: 1. Elements of a Global Federative Model 2. Allocation of Sovereign Competences over Territorial Jurisdictions Conclusions Acknowledgments References.

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federative global democracy   exercise of sovereign competences, at every level ‐ constrained by effective global human rights regime   Global Federative Model and State sovereignty ‐ internal and external aspects   internal sovereignty, exclusive, irrevocable legal competence ‐ making policy to govern   polity's legal competence, sovereign ‐ exclusive and irrevocable for territory   global federative model and its aims ‐ avoiding concentration of sovereign powers in territorial jurisdiction   local democratic institutions ‐ and global ones   allocation of sovereign competences ‐ over territorial jurisdictions   Gould, defending second principle of political inclusion ‐ ground rights of participation   internalization condition, external costs internalized ‐ through constitution of composite polities

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9781444328288   9781444335682

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10.1002/9781444328288.ch5

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