It can erect its own tariffs, restrict its immigration, decide upon the rights of aliens within its borders, without the duty of consulting its neighbours, or paying any attention to principles of justice.
Harold J. Laski: “It can erect its own tariffs, restrict its immigration, decide upon the rights of aliens within its borders, without the…”
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Laski highlights the state's authority over economic and immigration policies without external obligations.
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