Stephen D. Krasner is Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Relations and Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Studies at Stanford University. His publications include Sovereignty: Organized Hypocrisy.

"Addresses issues of great contemporary importance in world politics in a fresh and provocative way." - Daniel Deudney, Johns Hopkins University"

• Preface, by Stephen D. Krasner Problematic Sovereignty, by Stephen D. Krasner Sovereignty: The Practitioner's Perspective, by Abraham D. Sofaer and Thomas C. Heller Sovereignty from a World Polity Perspective, by John Boli The Issue of Sovereignty in the Asian Historical Context, by Mchel Oksenberg One Sovereign, Two Legal Systems: China and the Problem of Commitment in Hong Kong, by James McCall Smith The Struggle for Sovereignty between China and Taiwan, by Robert Madsen The Sovereignty Script: Red Book for Russian Revolutionaries, by Michael McFaul Belarus and the Flight from Sovereignty, by Coit Blacker and Condoleezza Rice Compromised Sovreignty to Create Sovereignty: Is Dayton Bosnia Futile Exercise or an Emerging Model?, by Susan L. Woodward The Road to Palestinian Sovereignty: Problematic Structures or Conventional Obstacles?, by Shibley Telhami Explaining Variation: Defaults, Coercion, Commitments, by Stephen D. Krasner

Stephen D. Krasner is Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Relations and Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Studies at Stanford University. His publications include Sovereignty: Organized Hypocrisy.

"Addresses issues of great contemporary importance in world politics in a fresh and provocative way." - Daniel Deudney, Johns Hopkins University"

• Preface, by Stephen D. Krasner Problematic Sovereignty, by Stephen D. Krasner Sovereignty: The Practitioner's Perspective, by Abraham D. Sofaer and Thomas C. Heller Sovereignty from a World Polity Perspective, by John Boli The Issue of Sovereignty in the Asian Historical Context, by Mchel Oksenberg One Sovereign, Two Legal Systems: China and the Problem of Commitment in Hong Kong, by James McCall Smith The Struggle for Sovereignty between China and Taiwan, by Robert Madsen The Sovereignty Script: Red Book for Russian Revolutionaries, by Michael McFaul Belarus and the Flight from Sovereignty, by Coit Blacker and Condoleezza Rice Compromised Sovreignty to Create Sovereignty: Is Dayton Bosnia Futile Exercise or an Emerging Model?, by Susan L. Woodward The Road to Palestinian Sovereignty: Problematic Structures or Conventional Obstacles?, by Shibley Telhami Explaining Variation: Defaults, Coercion, Commitments, by Stephen D. Krasner

Stephen D. Krasner is Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Relations and Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Studies at Stanford University. His publications include Sovereignty: Organized Hypocrisy.

"Addresses issues of great contemporary importance in world politics in a fresh and provocative way." - Daniel Deudney, Johns Hopkins University"

• Preface, by Stephen D. Krasner Problematic Sovereignty, by Stephen D. Krasner Sovereignty: The Practitioner's Perspective, by Abraham D. Sofaer and Thomas C. Heller Sovereignty from a World Polity Perspective, by John Boli The Issue of Sovereignty in the Asian Historical Context, by Mchel Oksenberg One Sovereign, Two Legal Systems: China and the Problem of Commitment in Hong Kong, by James McCall Smith The Struggle for Sovereignty between China and Taiwan, by Robert Madsen The Sovereignty Script: Red Book for Russian Revolutionaries, by Michael McFaul Belarus and the Flight from Sovereignty, by Coit Blacker and Condoleezza Rice Compromised Sovreignty to Create Sovereignty: Is Dayton Bosnia Futile Exercise or an Emerging Model?, by Susan L. Woodward The Road to Palestinian Sovereignty: Problematic Structures or Conventional Obstacles?, by Shibley Telhami Explaining Variation: Defaults, Coercion, Commitments, by Stephen D. Krasner