Simulating sovereignty
by Cynthia Weber
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How does Cynthia Weber’s premise—that we cannot discuss statehood without first defining sovereignty—challenge the conventional ways we understand international borders and national identity today?
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In what ways does the book alter your personal perception of what makes a "legitimate" nation-state in an increasingly globalized and interconnected world?
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Weber uses cultural artifacts and popular culture as critical lenses to examine political theories; how did this approach change the way you consume media or view current political events?
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