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Antinomies of Pan-Arabism Antinomies of Pan-Arabism
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End of Empire Redux End of Empire Redux
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Explaining International Norms Explaining International Norms
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Types of Anarchic States-systems Types of Anarchic States-systems
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Conclusion: Pan-Arabism, Postimperial Orders, and International Norms
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Published:July 2006
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Abstract
This chapter considers the problematic connection between Pan-Arabism and Westphalian sovereignty. It also addresses what this study can contribute to the growing international relations literature on the collapse of empires. It presents an argument in the context of influential explanations for the appearance and diffusion of international norms. The lack of respect of Egypt for key precepts of Westphalian sovereignty directly led to the failure of the most significant experiment in extrapolating a concrete integration program from the subtle package of principles associated with Pan-Arabism. Power politics can clarify the emergence and consolidation of a key aspect of Westphalian sovereignty as a foundational norm of interaction among states. It is clear that careful thinking about the dynamics that are linked with various types of anarchic arenas can shed light on a wide range of debates that will advance the understanding of international relations, both inside and outside the Middle East.
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