Sovereign Status Under a World Government
Abstract
Many juriss and expositors of international law callto deminish the ex-meaning of sovereignty in fields of p theenublic international law bay substituting it for the nation of competence. Despite this, the public international law did not getrid of the results of sovereignty notion in its traditional meaning completely. But in the wake of world two wars in nineteenth century, the magjorty of these jurists and expoitors call to modulate the absolute state sovereignity and subject it topublic international rules. It is mentioned in the declaration of rights and obligations of states that sovereignty of states must subject to the sovereignty of international law besides many decisions of international court of justice have showed that rights resulted from sovereignty of state should be exercised in away which does not oppose with the obligations of state under the international convention .so long as this convention is achieved by fre will consequently ,the doctrine of asolute sovereignty according to the dominant jurisprudence of public international law and jurisdiction of international courts, the doctrine of absolute sovereignty is not regarded one of the doctrines.
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