Sovereign myths in international relations: Sovereignty as equality and the reproduction of Eurocentric blindness

Journal of International Political Theory 16 (3):175508821881407 (2018)
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The concept of sovereignty still generates a considerable amount of debate in the discipline of International Relations. Using myth as a heuristic device, I argue that part of this confusion result...

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