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20 April 2026

  • curprev 21:5721:57, 20 April 2026 DrInternationalLaw talk contribs 65,011 bytes +65,011 Created page with "{{Subtitle|The dispersal of authority across States, platforms, infrastructures, markets, and intelligent systems in the Age of Transition}} '''Fragmented sovereignty in a networked political economy''' is the doctrinal proposition that, in the contemporary transition from scarcity civilization to post-scarcity civilization, sovereignty no longer operates as an undivided and territorially self-sufficient attribute of the nation-State, but as a fractured, layered, and fu..."