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Sovereignty in the South - Intrusive Regionalism in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia (Hardcover)
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Sovereignty in the South - Intrusive Regionalism in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia (Hardcover)
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As international organisations gain greater power to monitor and
manage the domestic affairs of their member states, the
relationship between state sovereignty and international
intervention becomes increasingly fraught. This book examines
international rule-making in the Global South, tracing how the
status of state sovereignty has evolved since decolonization. Coe
argues that regional organizations flout the former norm of
non-interference, becoming involved in the domestic affairs of
their member states in Africa, Latin America, and (to a much lesser
extent) Southeast Asia. In the name of democracy, human rights, and
security, regional organizations increasingly assume jurisdiction
over once off-limits domestic matters: they monitor elections and
human rights and they respond to intrastate crises with mediation,
fact-finding and sanctions. Coe explores the effects of
democratization and economic crisis on regional institutions to
explain the uneven development of 'intrusive regionalism' across
the postcolonial world.
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