Iceland: the treatise
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In constitutional philosophy, the doctrine of popular sovereignty posits that ultimate political authority resides in the people, who exercise constituent power (pouvoir constituant) to establish or alter their basic legal order… Read the original at https://houselab.org.uk/geopolitics_eurodem_iceland_thesis.html
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