The lights were dimmed as students entered the room and signed in. Professor Roslin sat at her desk, a laptop computer angled off to her right. The most immediately visible item, however, was the
large plasma screen with the accompanying SmartBoard, illuminated behind her. Closer inspection showed that the image on the board was simply a larger
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He's really not good at this.
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[Hint: A sovereign has it over his or her people. =)]
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"The parallel has to stop here, however, because in the international system, there is a larger difference between a nation and a state. If we zoom out and look at the world as a whole, we see that each country -- each recognized political system -- is a state. A state, at this point, has sovereignty over its people, over its lands; it can make laws governing those. A nation may or may not have those abilities."
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"In a larger context, the states can be viewed as planets and planetary systems...all interacting with one another, and all with different nationalities dotted among them."
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