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Chapter 7. Sovereignty in Sequence: Law, Time, and Decolonization
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Natasha Wheatley
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Maps xiv
- The life and death of states xvii
- Introduction. Making a World of States 1
- Chapter 1. Constitution as Archive: Drafting the Empire, 1848–1860s 28
- Chapter 2. The Secret Science of Dual Sovereignty: 1867 and After 56
- Chapter 3. Fictional States: Lands and Nations 103
- Chapter 4. Pure Theory: Jellinek and Kelsen Reinvent Legal Philosophy 141
- Chapter 5. What Is a New State? 1919 in the History of the Austro-Hungarian Empire 181
- Chapter 6. State Birth at the Frontier of Knowledge: Reimagining International Law from Postimperial Vienna 217
- Chapter 7. Sovereignty in Sequence: Law, Time, and Decolonization 255
- Conclusion. The Temporal Life of States 283
- Notes 291
- Index 385
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Maps xiv
- The life and death of states xvii
- Introduction. Making a World of States 1
- Chapter 1. Constitution as Archive: Drafting the Empire, 1848–1860s 28
- Chapter 2. The Secret Science of Dual Sovereignty: 1867 and After 56
- Chapter 3. Fictional States: Lands and Nations 103
- Chapter 4. Pure Theory: Jellinek and Kelsen Reinvent Legal Philosophy 141
- Chapter 5. What Is a New State? 1919 in the History of the Austro-Hungarian Empire 181
- Chapter 6. State Birth at the Frontier of Knowledge: Reimagining International Law from Postimperial Vienna 217
- Chapter 7. Sovereignty in Sequence: Law, Time, and Decolonization 255
- Conclusion. The Temporal Life of States 283
- Notes 291
- Index 385
