It is natural for market economy to expand globally crossing the limits of defined territories of States.

This dilution in the notion of sovereignty is a result of ascending global market economy, which constantly challenges the State’s capacity for holding ultimate source of authority. State has lost its monopoly over sovereignty, now it is fractured and shared among the States and non-State actors in multi-level governance structure.

Sovereignty is much more liquid and ductile concept than its usual portrayal as sacrosanct, indivisible and inalienable in international affairs. Generally, the notion of traditional sovereignty is developed around the structure of State, control and authority being the reinforcement material, and is, therefore referred as traditional sovereignty classical sovereignty or State sovereignty. Review of various literatures suggests that there are four different meaning of the term “sovereignty” and frequently used as: (a) domestic sovereignty, referring to the institutions of public authority within the State and to the intensity of operative control employed by those keeping the authority (b) interdependence sovereignty, referring to the ability of public authority to control movements extending across border (c) international legal sovereignty, referring to the construction of statehood in international law and (d) Westphalian sovereignty, referring to the prohibition of foreign actors intervention within domestic authority arrangement of a State ( Krasner, 1999, 2001 Bodin, 1945 Fowler & Bunck, 1995 Mcllwain, 1933 Verellen, 2011).

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