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The Most Significant Differences Betwee Modernnation States And Earlier Forms Of Political Community

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November 9, 2014

 

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These treaties brought about a new framework for inter-state relations within Europe, which brought with it a semblance of law and order which was recognized and acknowledged by all European states, ?the multinational treaties of Westphalia,-----came to be known as the ?public law of Europe' (Hinsley 1967 pp168)...
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Thus an improved degree of stability and legitimacy became apparent in Europe and in time the primary consequences of the Westphalia Treaties, state sovereignty, precisely defined state territorial boundaries, and diminished religious dogmatism came to be accepted by nations outside of Europe and thus became truly international...
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