The Surrender of Political and Military Sovereighty

The Surrender of Political andrnMilitary Sovereigntyrnby William R. HawkinsrnSovereignty is a people's ability to govern its internal affairsrnand protect its independenec against outside interferenee.rnMilitary power has always been the most obvious pillar ofrnsoereigntv. Clausewitz' dictum that the object of war is "torncompel your opponent to do your will . . .