…sovereign other than the United States. The briefing won’t be completed until June 29, and so the Court will decide the case next term, not during the term that ends…

…debt is trading at 6.05% – not bad). The banks will be ‘encouraged’ to buy government debt, thereby ensuring a funding source for the sovereigns. But this is not a…

…EA, country-level current accounts are well out of balance. This is the central theme associated with the EA sovereign debt crisis: debtor countries are reliant on foreign inflows of capital…

…with growth-promoting measures to avert being dragged into the widening European sovereign debt crisis.” The opposite is true. Italy is under pressure to come up with deficit cutting measures which…

…euros in capital over the same period, this has clearly been inadequate to cover increased risk on sovereign debt. We believe banks will have to be recapitalised by an additional…

…similar premium that was attached to Canadian sovereign debt in the early- to mid- 1990s (Section I in the chart above). Compare the chart below, which illustrates the annual federal…

…before the Civil War and the post-Civil War constitutional amendments and civil rights legislation. The theory, in its most extreme version, is that the states are similar to sovereign nations…

…unbridled sovereign dignity to poke into every nook and cranny of daily lives. Or to delegate breathtaking effectively-judicial powers to private persons to control every nook and cranny of the…

…In Wikipedia, look up “enclave”. The references to understanding “exclaves” and “peculiars” are significant. The issues of “sovereign state” and non sovereignty has many implications for the individual and citizens…

…I’ll add another: Whatever Epstein’s own beliefs are regarding the constitutional rights of individuals vis-a-vis the states, the five current “structuralist” justices invoke an imagined states-as-sovereigns construct inherent in the…