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What is the main characteristic of state sovereignty?
What is the main characteristic of state sovereignty?
- Subject to higher legal authority
- Shared decision-making with other states
- Dependent on international organizations for laws
- Exclusive right to make decisions over domestic matters (correct)
How are attempts by other states to apply laws outside their borders typically viewed?
How are attempts by other states to apply laws outside their borders typically viewed?
- Normal and expected
- Legal and cooperative
- Illegal and possibly aggressive (correct)
- Neutral and indifferent
What does the concept of state sovereignty lead to in terms of domestic and foreign affairs?
What does the concept of state sovereignty lead to in terms of domestic and foreign affairs?
- Blurring of boundaries between domestic and foreign matters
- Complete reliance on international organizations for governance
- Increased international intervention in domestic policies
- Clear distinction between domestic and foreign affairs (correct)
What does the author suggest about state sovereignty in the text?
What does the author suggest about state sovereignty in the text?
Which principle is identified as a logical consequence of state sovereignty according to the text?
Which principle is identified as a logical consequence of state sovereignty according to the text?
How does the text describe the relationship between state sovereignty and international organizations?
How does the text describe the relationship between state sovereignty and international organizations?
What role does state sovereignty play in relation to international law?
What role does state sovereignty play in relation to international law?
What is the significance of state consent in international organizations?
What is the significance of state consent in international organizations?
When does a state violate its international obligations?
When does a state violate its international obligations?
What happens if a state chooses not to join an international organization?
What happens if a state chooses not to join an international organization?
