Poststructuralist critics focus on the construction of modern state in an historical context. According to poststructuralists’ discursive practices, sovereignty plays a major role in making the state the most important and rational actor. This is why sovereignty is considered as the least and most significant common ground for discursive construction of the modern state. Sovereignty separates “inside” -place under control- from “outside” -uncontrollable anarchic international system- when it is understood as having authorization over a specific territory.