State Interests is a legal construct within constitutional jurisprudence that refers to the government's legitimate objectives in regulating behavior, distinguished by its role in balancing individual rights against public welfare concerns under the Mathews Balancing Test.
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The Evolution of International Norms
Ann Florini · International Studies Quarterly · 1996 · 601 citations · Full text
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