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population,territory,sovereignty and government
1. Internal sovereignty- It is the supreme authority of a State over the activities taking place within its territory and to exclude others from doing any unauthorized interference. It is of two types-(i) Legal sovereignty- It is the power to make law and to repeal or modofy existing laws.(ii) Political sovereignty- It implies that the will of 'political sovereign' is ultimately obeyed by the citizens of the State. It is the political sovereignty that comes into play in international law.2. External sovereignty- It relates to the recognition on the part of all States that each possesses this power in equal measure.
popular sovereignty
A government has the power to make and enforce laws. A state is a political community that enjoys internal and external sovereignty.
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Sovereignty is the recognized right to make decisions and choices, as expressed by human rights, self-rule, and self-government. It is related to the concept of autonomy, or self sovereignty, which may be limited or complete. A sovereign state is one that claims and exerts control over a given area and population.
There is one main characteristic of a state that the 50 states lack. That characteristic is sovereignty, which would make them completely independent.
1. Government 2. Sovereignty 3. Population 4. Territory
Sovereignty is the supreme authority or power held by a state or government to govern itself or another state. It involves the ability to make decisions, enforce laws, and control internal and external affairs without interference from external forces.
1.) Legal sovereignty - is the authority which has the power to issue final commands. This is the supreme law making power. 2) Political sovereignty - is the power behind the legal sovereign, or the sum of the influences that operate upon it. This is legally unknown, unorganized and incapable of expressing the will of the state in the form of legal command. But it is this will that must ultimately prevail in the State. In a narrower sense, the electorate constitutes the political sovereign, and in a broader sense, the whole mass of population. 3) Internal sovereignty - refers to the power of the State to control its domestic affairs. It empowers the State to make and alter its system of government, and to regulate its private affairs, as well as the rights and relations of its citizens, without any dictation, interference, or control on the part of any person or body or State outside the particular political community. 4) External sovereignty - is the power of the State to direct its relations with other States. With this, the State is not subject to the control, dictation, or government of any other power. It implies the right and power to receive recognition as an independent power from other powers, and to make treaties with them on equal terms, make war or peace with them, send diplomatic agents to them, acquire territory by conquest or occupation, and otherwise to manifest the freedom and autonomy. (Suarez, 2005) This is also known as independence.
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