Metasovereignty: Precept upon Precept, Line upon Line

For "precept must be upon precept, and line upon line" says the Holy scripture. After the physicality of sovereignty and statism is the realistic and prevalence of realism and national interest that is above groups' and personal interest in international politics. Whosoever retains her hegemonic and legitimate relevance, takes up the invisible gavel. The political philosophy of Jean Bordin on the concept of "Sovereignty" have over decades become a conceptual theme of a recurrent decimal in the literature of international politics, with most emphasies on the idealistic tendencies and application of such principles to the contemporary 21st century international system. In this book, we have made some clear analysis of whom, where, and on what does sovereignty lies when it comes to international politics. This is because Bordin has only written his literatures of Sovereignty in the context and juridiction of national politics, having it's limitations in its applicability to international politics.