Federalism as State Formation in India: A Theory of Shared and Negotiated Sovereignty
Federalism as State Formation in India: A Theory of Shared and Negotiated Sovereignty
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作为印度国家形成的联邦制：共享和协商主权的理论
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2010
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Susanne Hoeber Rudolph
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L. Rudolph;Susanne Hoeber Rudolph
在现代国家形成的主要叙述中，其统一的垄断主权被呈现为普遍的、目的论过程的自然顶峰。我们通过历史化主权概念来挑战这一主张的自然性和普遍性。我们通过研究中世纪晚期和近代早期欧洲国家形成的历史来做到这一点。主权概念何时、为何以及如何被构建和争论是涉及类别形成政治的问题。在对主权概念进行历史化分析之后，我们转向将印度联邦制作为国家形成过程来研究，而不是对它进行宪法或比较研究。
In the master narrative of the formation of the modern state, its unified, monopoly sovereignty is presented as universal, the natural culmination of a teleological process. We challenge the naturalness and universality of that claim by historicizing the sovereignty concept. We do so by examining the history of state formation in late medieval and early modern Europe. When, why and how were sovereignty concepts constructed and contested are questions that engage the politics of category formation. After historicizing the sovereignty concept, we turn to the study of federalism in India as state formation process rather than studying it constitutionally or comparatively.