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Acknowledgements, Series Preface, Introduction, Historical andTheoretical Overview: Robert Jackson (1999), Sovereignty in world politics: aglance at the conceptual and historical landscape; Steven Lee (1997), Apuzzle of sovereignty; Hans Lindahl (1997), Sovereignty and symbolization;Martin Loughlin (2003), Ten tenets of sovereignty. Locating Sovereigntywithin the State; (a) Legal sovereignty: H.W.R Wade (1955), The basis oflegal sovereignty; Mark Elliott (2002), Parliamentary sovereignty and the newconstitutional order: legislative freedom, political reality and convention;K. J. Keith (2004), Sovereignty at the beginning of the 21st century:fundamental or outmoded?. (b) political sovereignty: Bernard Yack (2001),Popular sovereignty and nationalism; Jurgen Habermas (1996), The Europeannation state. its achievements and its limitations. on the past and future ofsovereignty and citizenship; Stephen Tierney (2005), Reframing sovereignty?sub-state national societies and contemporary challenges to the nation-state.Locating Sovereignty Beyond the State; (a) Sovereignty and the internationalorder: Hans Kelsen (1960), Sovereignty and international law; Karen Knop(1993), Re/statements: feminism and state sovereignty in international law;Benedict Kingsbury (1998), Sovereignty and inequality; Kanishka Jayasuriya(2001), Globalization, sovereignty, and the rule of law: from political toeconomic constitutionalism?; David Held (2002), Law of states, law ofpeoples: three models of sovereignty; John H. Jackson (2003),Sovereignty-modern: a new approach to an outdated concept; Robert O. Keohane(2002), Ironies of sovereignty: the European Union and the United States. (b)Sovereignty and the European Union: Neil MacCormick (1993), Beyond thesovereign state; Bruno de Witte (1995), Sovereignty and European integration:the weight of legal tradition; Neil Walker (2003), Late sovereignty in theEuropean Union; Name, Index.