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Sovereignty
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Sovereignty
The legal right of a state to govern its own affairs in its own territory without outside interference. Sovereignty may reside with an individual (such as a king), a body (such as a parliament) or with the populace as a whole. The notion of sovereignty is less clear in federal governments like the U.S. and Canada, as sovereignty is split between the national government and the regional governments. This is a matter of considerable controversy in some countries.


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Hence, in the Franco-Moegasque Treaty of 1861, the sovereignity of the state was recognized officially.
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In their campaign against globalization and foreign companies, the local opposition has based their activities on a nationalistic-populistic rhetoric, in which the companies are seen as threats for sovereignity and national ownership of natural resources (e.
 
 
 
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