A Genealogy of Sovereignty (Cambridge Studies in International Relations, Series Number 39)

Unlock the hidden secrets of political science and international relations with "A Genealogy of Sovereignty". This groundbreaking book, part of the renowned Cambridge Studies in International Relations series, delves deep into the concept of sovereignty and its historical evolution.

With a critical analysis and comprehensive conceptual history, author Jens Bartelson sweeps you through three distinct periods - the Renaissance, Classical Age, and Modernity - to reveal how sovereignty has shaped the world we live in today. By exploring philosophical and political texts from these eras, Bartelson uncovers the true nature of sovereignty and its relationship to political science.

Challenge the conventional separation of domestic and international politics and broaden your understanding of state power. "A Genealogy of Sovereignty" argues that sovereignty is not a fixed or fundamental concept, but rather a dynamic and contingent element within political science. By questioning traditional notions of authority, this book encourages fresh perspectives and new interpretations.

Seize this opportunity to expand your knowledge and dive into the captivating world of sovereignty. Equip yourself with the intellectual tools necessary to engage in informed debates and critical analysis. Whether you are a student, scholar, or simply an inquisitive mind, this book is a must-read. Don't miss out on the chance to gain valuable insights from one of the leading voices in the field.

Discover the multi-dimensional nature of sovereignty and revolutionize your understanding of the global political landscape today!