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graduated sovereignty: a standalone construct

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Political geography

the differential treatment of populations and zones by a state, extending different rights and controls to serve global market participation.

In political geography, graduated sovereignty refers to the differential treatment of populations and zones by a state, extending different rights and controls to serve global market participation. This meaning comes from Ong (2000) in Theory, Culture & Society.[1]

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References

Ong, A. (2000). Graduated Sovereignty in South-East Asia. Theory, Culture & Society, 17(4), 55-75. https://doi.org/10.1177/02632760022051310

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