The document criticizes international relations experts for clinging to outdated ideas of sovereignty and Westphalian order. It argues the Westphalian order ended after World War 1 and what exists now is an incomplete imperial world system dominated by the global hegemon. Understanding this reality is more useful than experts clinging to concepts of rules and rights between sovereign states. The document was created automatically by Rattibha services at the request of a Twitter user to publish the content of tweets.
The document criticizes international relations experts for clinging to outdated ideas of sovereignty and Westphalian order. It argues the Westphalian order ended after World War 1 and what exists now is an incomplete imperial world system dominated by the global hegemon. Understanding this reality is more useful than experts clinging to concepts of rules and rights between sovereign states. The document was created automatically by Rattibha services at the request of a Twitter user to publish the content of tweets.
The document criticizes international relations experts for clinging to outdated ideas of sovereignty and Westphalian order. It argues the Westphalian order ended after World War 1 and what exists now is an incomplete imperial world system dominated by the global hegemon. Understanding this reality is more useful than experts clinging to concepts of rules and rights between sovereign states. The document was created automatically by Rattibha services at the request of a Twitter user to publish the content of tweets.
It's kind of quaint that international relations and
political science clowns are still so attached to ideas of Westphalian order and sovereignty. Almost like a whore maintaining she is still a maiden by virtue of only offering fellatio and sodomy. It's such a clown area of so
called knowledge where the foundational teaching is
so absurdly wrong. The Westphalian order died nearly a century ago after the world wars. What exists now is an incomplete imperial world system where the hegemon tries to order relations between states. Most states are only part sovereign and some not at all and understanding the reality of this is a lot more useful to understanding the way the world works instead of listening to some "expert" court eunuch prattle on about rules and rights and international law.
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