Shifting Sovereignties

Shifting Sovereignties

shiftingsovs.bsky.social

This account is dedicated to the recently published book "Shifting Sovereignties: A Global History of a Concept in Practice" by @mihatsch.bsky.social & Michael J. Mulligan. We post about new research on sovereignty & debates from news and social media.

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#POLI2049 Relevant to both last week's discussion of international orders and this week's discussion of whether the origins of IR have built Euro-centric assumptions into the discipline. (Also interesting for #POLI1017)

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Hein Goemans
14 September 2026 16:26

I agree with you on the evolution of territoriality. I'll email you some stuff, if that's ok with you.

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Hein Goemans
14 September 2026 04:31

It misses the role of `territoriality` which Elden (2013:231-2) discusses and traces to Baldus who , following Bartolus, “define[d] the populus as those people within a territory” and proposed that “the populus itself is a territorial entity, defined in its corporate state by its bound”.

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Hein Goemans
14 September 2026 04:31

It misses the role of `territoriality` which Elden (2013:231-2) discusses and traces to Baldus who , following Bartolus, “define[d] the populus as those people within a territory” and proposed that “the populus itself is a territorial entity, defined in its corporate state by its bound”.

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BOOK REVIEW: J.J.SHEEHAN, Shifting sovereignties: a global history of a concept in practice by M.Mihatsch, M.Mulligan Berlin-Boston: W. de Gruyter, 2025; Sovereignty: European and global histories 1400-1800 by C.Zwierlein, D.Lee, Leiden-Boston Brill, 2025, Comparative Legal History, XIV 2026, nr. 1

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