Global transformations and their impact on state sovereignty

Abstract

State sovereignty is one of the most important legal terms closely linked to the concept of the state, which must have a legal system that manages the state or its internal and external sovereignty, which has a close relationship with the reality of the international community. The more it increases. This society is organized by the sovereignty of the state that makes up this society. The organization of the international community can only flourish at the expense of the sovereignty of states. Due to the constant change in the organization of the international community, the sovereignty of the state finds itself subject to change and alterationSummary The development witnessed by the international community in the aftermath of the end of the Cold War had great effects on the concept of sovereignty of the state, these developments were represented in highlighting the so-called new world order (globalization system), where the international community became linked to an advanced network of means of communication and information and became dominated by ideas and values that dictate the importance of

ideas and values that dictate the importance of democracy, human rights and freedom of information, and in view of the continuous change in the organization of the international community,  Despite the developments in the contemporary world, developing countries are still resorting to their sovereignty in front of the storms that seek to uproot them, however, the globalization system has left significant effects on the freedom of developing countries to determine their economic, financial, social and cultural policy, and the emergence of non-state forces and actors such as companies and institutions that represent the state that had a role in the spread and entry of the new world into globalization All of these global variables represented tools that major powers resorted to to effect this transformation and transition, and constituted catalysts for the transition from traditional military power to soft power, then to smart power, and finally to cyber power.