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Constituent Power Beyond the State

Democratic Agency in Polycentric Polities

Nootens, Genevieve (Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi, Canada)

Constituent Power Beyond the State

Constituent Power Beyond the State

Democratic Agency in Polycentric Polities

Constituent Power Beyond the State

 

This book tackles the twofold issue of public authority and public autonomy in the modern conception of the political by analysing the notion of constituent power, its function in the modern political apparatus, and debates about its meaning and function in our own context.

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Beschrijving Constituent Power Beyond the State

This book tackles the twofold issue of public authority and public autonomy in the modern conception of the political by analysing the notion of constituent power, its function in the modern political apparatus, and debates about its meaning and function in our own context.

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