Westphalian Sovereignty Explained
The concept of Westphalian sovereignty has shaped international relations since 1648, establishing a framework where countries are considered equal and domestic matters are largely off-limits for external intervention. Despite the emergence of organizations like the UN and the International Criminal Court, the effectiveness of these institutions remains limited, often relying on voluntary participation. The discussion highlights the historical significance of World War I in understanding global conflicts and the enduring impact of sovereignty on modern diplomacy.In this clip
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