The Global Covenant as an Evolving Institution

Makinda, S.M.

doi:10.1080/714003746

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Distorting the Origins Of Critical Security Studies1

Sovereignty and Humanitarian Intervention1

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“…Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the critical security studies intellectual heritage has roots in different parts of the globe. However, there were differences among peace researchers, just as there were disagreements among Third World scholars (see Ayoob, 2002; Makinda, 2002) and other groups.…”

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Critical security studies, racism and eclecticism

Makinda

2021

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Critical security studies, racism and eclecticism

Makinda

2021

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“…In this article, I distinguish between three types of sovereignty [27,28]. The first, juridical sovereignty, is based on the notion that the state has no other authority over it except that of international law.…”

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