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Global markets have come to replace the Westphalian system of territorial demarcation in today’s world order (Photo: The Laird of Oldham)

The variable geometry of national sovereignty

The release of the Scottish government’s White paper at the end of November raised the temperature of the debate on Scotland’s independence.

The referendum will be held in September 2014 and could lead to independence from the United Kingdom - although the chances of this are low.

The consultation on Scottish independence comes at a time when Britons are questioning their own relationship with the European Union and playing with the idea of eventually severing the link with Bruss...

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Global markets have come to replace the Westphalian system of territorial demarcation in today’s world order (Photo: The Laird of Oldham)

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