Inception
A technical term denoting the time of a new country coming to be; for instance: modern China was incepted following the declaration of the People's Republic of China by Mao in 1949.
In Global Polity Theory the formation of polity is grasped as a dynamic moment of a beginning in terms of ‘coming to be.’ Polity is coming to be as a mode of cohabitation is reached as acknowledgement of a political order. Inception has three aspects. Firstly, intra-polarity is constituted, a covenant expressing subjection under a specific order of things, that is hegemonic in nature, subordinating individuals and groups top the collective. Secondly, inter-polarity is constituted; if the surroundings will not allow polity existence it must fight for its survival or make concessions. Thirdly, infra-polarity is constituted, where the internal distribution of power in polity is sought determined, eventually written into a charter or document often referred to as ‘the constitution’. Note that the political constitution of polity concerns all three aspects. When the political constitution is incepted, it entails sovereignty. After the inception of the political constitution the political form, for instance a state, can be invoked and developed, where institutionalization of sovereignty leads to polity seeking to invoke monopolization of violations, legal systems, markets, etc. Inception is the period where polity comes to be as political constitution and commences on developing the state.