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Indigenous Constituent Power

Abstract The core meaning of constituent power resonates with many historical traditions of Indigenous political thought and practice. Indigenous peoples continue to exercise constituent power through the (re-)constitution of political orders at multiple scales of governance, from the local to the global.
Melissa S. Williams, Dale A. Turner
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Referendums and Constituent Power

Abstract Referendums are part of constitution-making processes in contemporary political practice in various contexts. They are empirically successful in effectively bringing about constitutional changes. But are they a normatively legitimate way to exercise constituent power?
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The People and Constituent Power

Abstract This chapter offers a brief long durée material intellectual history of ‘the people’ as bearer of constituent power. It engages with the conception of ‘the people’ as embedded in specific socio-political arrangements in the ancient world, republican Florence, seventeenth-century England, the French Revolution, early twentieth-
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The Aesthetics of Constituent Power

Abstract The ‘formless form-giving’ constituent power of the people raises not only vexing questions of institutionalization, legitimacy, and law but also aesthetic questions of visualization, representation, and form. Drawing from the example of the French Revolution, this chapter explores the debates around the aesthetics of popular
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Populism and Constituent Power

Abstract Why do populists bother with redesigning formal constitutions once they have abolished prior ‘flawed’ or oligarchic ones? Why do populist executives focus on constitutional transformation even with respect to their own, enacted constitutions? I argue that the populist leader’s claim to embody the constituent power, purporting
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Machiavelli and constituent power: The revolutionary foundation of modern political thought

European Journal of Political Theory, 2017
Filippo Del Lucchese
exaly  

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