Limiting sovereignty through global governance?

International law regulates interactions between sovereign states and categorizes them as its primary subjects. Sovereignty constitutes a source and a point of reference for fundamental institutions of international law such as state’s jurisdiction, statehood, subjectivity, the principle of self-determination, non-intervention in internal matters or immunities. Therefore, the idea of sovereignty constitutes the fundamental core of international law. Transformations of the international community and the growing role of international organizations gave rise to questions regarding the nature and role of sovereignty in changing circumstances. Simultaneously, the approach to sovereignty determines the answer to