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Common Good influences Justice. Activate to inspect this relation.Democracy applies to Common Good. Activate to inspect this relation.Distributive Justice depends on Equality. Activate to inspect this relation.Distributive Justice is a Justice. Activate to inspect this relation.Justice constrains Equality. Activate to inspect this relation.Justice constrains Liberty. Activate to inspect this relation.Legitimacy influences Democracy. Activate to inspect this relation.Political Authority requires Legitimacy. Activate to inspect this relation.Political philosophy applies to Public sphere. Activate to inspect this relation.Power constrains Political Authority. Activate to inspect this relation.Power influences Institutions. Activate to inspect this relation.Power measures Energy transfer. Activate to inspect this relation.Rent-seeking depends on Power. Activate to inspect this relation.Rights constrains Legitimacy. Activate to inspect this relation.Rights enables Liberty. Activate to inspect this relation.Social contract depends on State of Nature. Activate to inspect this relation.Social contract explains Political Authority. Activate to inspect this relation.Social contract is part of Political philosophy. Activate to inspect this relation.Sovereignty influences National Interest. Activate to inspect this relation.Sovereignty is a Political Authority. Activate to inspect this relation.Sovereignty is part of Anarchy. Activate to inspect this relation.Sovereignty requires Power. Activate to inspect this relation.Theory of justice is part of Political philosophy. Activate to inspect this relation.Toleration depends on Liberty. Activate to inspect this relation.SovereigntyNational InterestPolitical AuthorityAnarchyPowerLegitimacySocial contractEnergy transferInstitutionsRent-seekingDemocracyRightsState of NaturePolitical philosophyCommon GoodLibertyPublic sphereTheory of justiceJusticeTolerationEqualityDistributive Justice
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16 concepts viewed through this lens. Bridge concepts connect this view to Biology, Communication Science, Economics, Engineering….

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Sovereignty

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At a glance

Sovereignty is a state's supreme authority over its territory and freedom from external interference.

Disciplines
International Relations · Political Philosophy
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Political Economy
Relationships
4 · 3 relation families

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Bridge concepts (7)

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  • Anarchy1
    International Relations · connects to Sovereignty
  • Energy transfer1
    Biology, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Nutrition Science, Physics · connects to Power
  • Institutions1
    Political Economy · connects to Power
  • National Interest1
    International Relations · connects to Sovereignty
  • Public sphere1
    Communication Science, Media Studies · connects to Political philosophy

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  • This view connects 13 disciplines: Biology, Communication Science, Economics, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, International Relations, Mechanical Engineering, Media Studies, Nutrition Science, Philosophy, Physics, Political Economy, Political Philosophy.
  • Sovereignty is a bridge concept — viewed here through International Relations, Political Philosophy.
  • The connections here span 5 relation families.
  • Stocks and flows explains 2 concepts in this view (Biology, Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nutrition Science, Physics, Political Economy, Political Philosophy).

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