For the purpose of this paper, the concept of national sovereignty refers to
the highest authority or supreme power, which a state is entitled under international
law to exercise, in principle, within its borders. However, this paper
does not have for its object to study the concept of national sovereignty as
such. Rather, it shall examine the situation in Turkey, in tl1e light of the evolution
of that concept, with special reference to the developments in the field
of human rights and economic and political integration in Europe.
For the purpose of this paper, the concept of national sovereignty refers to
the highest authority or supreme power, which a state is entitled under international
law to exercise, in principle, within its borders. However, this paper
does not have for its object to study the concept of national sovereignty as
such. Rather, it shall examine the situation in Turkey, in tl1e light of the evolution
of that concept, with special reference to the developments in the field
of human rights and economic and political integration in Europe.
Primary Language | English |
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Journal Section | Makaleler |
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Publication Date | December 28, 1991 |
Published in Issue | Year 1991 Volume: 1 Issue: 1&2 |