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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. THE HYBRID SOVEREIGNPeace Doctrine as a System ConditionGrigore DincaSovereignty did not collapse.It was bypassed.States still speak the language of authority, law, and legitimacy, yet decisive power now operates elsewhere: in infrastructure, platforms, finance, logistics, and narrative systems that act faster than institutions can respond. Control no longer depends on territory or consent. It depends on continuity.The Hybrid Sovereign is a structural diagnosis of this shift.This book argues that modern sovereignty is no longer declared. It is installed. Peace is no longer negotiated and assumed. It is engineered and maintained as a system condition. When escalation becomes unprofitable and collapse becomes structurally impossible, peace persists regardless of ideology, belief, or trust.Drawing on systems theory, hybrid conflict analysis, and infrastructural power dynamics, Grigore Dinca demonstrates: Why classical sovereignty has become operationally obsoleteHow power migrated into infrastructure, platforms, finance, and narrative controlWhy legitimacy without execution no longer governs outcomesHow modern conflict begins with denial, not violenceWhy traditional peace architectures fail under hybrid conditionsHow peace can be engineered through resilience, redundancy, and control of failure modesThis is not a political manifesto.It is not a moral appeal.It is not a call for ideology.It is a framework for understanding how power actually functions in the post-state order-and how stability can be preserved without authoritarian control, coercion, or belief.The Hybrid Sovereign is written for policymakers, strategists, security professionals, systems thinkers, and anyone seeking to understand why institutions struggle to govern outcomes-and what must replace symbolic authority if peace is to endure.Peace is no longer fragile.It is structural. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. THE HYBRID SOVEREIGNPeace Doctrine as a System ConditionGrigore DincaSovereignty did not collapse.It was bypassed.States still speak the language of authority, law, and legitimacy, yet decisive power now operates elsewhere: in infrastructure, platforms, finance, logistics, and narrative systems that act faster than institutions can respond. Control no longer depends on territory or consent. It depends on continuity.The Hybrid Sovereign is a structural diagnosis of this shift.This book argues that modern sovereignty is no longer declared. It is installed. Peace is no longer negotiated and assumed. It is engineered and maintained as a system condition. When escalation becomes unprofitable and collapse becomes structurally impossible, peace persists regardless of ideology, belief, or trust.Drawing on systems theory, hybrid conflict analysis, and infrastructural power dynamics, Grigore Dinca demonstrates: Why classical sovereignty has become operationally obsoleteHow power migrated into infrastructure, platforms, finance, and narrative controlWhy legitimacy without execution no longer governs outcomesHow modern conflict begins with denial, not violenceWhy traditional peace architectures fail under hybrid conditionsHow peace can be engineered through resilience, redundancy, and control of failure modesThis is not a political manifesto.It is not a moral appeal.It is not a call for ideology.It is a framework for understanding how power actually functions in the post-state order-and how stability can be preserved without authoritarian control, coercion, or belief.The Hybrid Sovereign is written for policymakers, strategists, security professionals, systems thinkers, and anyone seeking to understand why institutions struggle to govern outcomes-and what must replace symbolic authority if peace is to endure.Peace is no longer fragile.It is structural. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.