"Sovereignty is something that is evolving," said Romeva, gesturing to a future where an independent Catalonia would sit among the numerous interdependent states of the European Union.
The move split Sudan's oil industry, creating two deeply interdependent states: South Sudan ended up with most of the oil reserves, while Sudan had the refining and export facilities.
The move split Sudan's oil industry, creating two deeply interdependent states: the South ended up with most of the oil reserves, while the North had the refining and export facilities.
He drove through the restructuring of Britain's network of overseas outposts and colonies into the network of economically and politically interdependent states which became the British Empire, aiming for a gradual abolition of slavery and accelerating British colonisation.
In addition, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity (understood as a principle of cooperation with the goal of mutually beneficial outcomes amongst a world community of interdependent states) is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 25, 26].
For example, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity understood as a principle of cooperation aiming for mutually beneficial outcomes amongst interdependent states – is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 31], although the content and legal force of this principle is disputed [ 32].
In a world of interdependent security, states cannot exercise their responsibility to their own citizens without also exercising it in concert with other states.
The world is now much closer to being a community of interdependent, law-abiding states, a place where military pre-eminence is not a prerequisite for national security.
In this way, the fish and the alga have become highly interdependent and approach the state of an obligate mutualism.
His "new political thinking" consisted of removing ideology from foreign and security policy-making and arguing that all states were interdependent.
In particular, there are no physical facts, inside a person's body or head or outside in the external world, that could settle whether a person's words refer to some determinate range of objects rather than some other range, or whether one rather than another systematically interdependent set of mental states, with distinct distributions of truth values, is true of that person (see Davidson 1979).
