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Sovereignty (SALIENT Features of Monistic Sovereignty (Absolute (A state…

- - - - Govt susceptible to constitutional law
- - - - Consisting relation between them and their subjects
- - - - In UK its the parliament
- - - - He command power bcoz he is able to force people to obey him and remain loyal to him
        
        NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
  - - - A legal sovereign , one who has a legal stake to the throne
- - - - Republique : 6 volumes
      - Civil authority superior to other authorities
        
        State need to have this system....
      - Law making by sovereign
        
        CODE Napolean
      - Absolute , Indivisible and permanent supreme powers
      - Sovereign Subject to moral principles
        
        to nature and gods law
      - State as a whole not sovereign
      - Sovereign as a constituent element of state
    - - He criticized Bodin and said that sovereignty is subject to laws of nature
      - He spoke of popular sovereignty
    - - VIA media
      - Limitation on Sovereigns Powers
        
        Law of nations and divine law
      - External Sovereignty
        
        Contribution to POL SCI
    - - Absolute Sovereignty
    - - popular sovereignty and general will
    - - Absolute State Sovereignty
- - - - If a determinate human superior not in the habit of like superior obedience but receives habitual obedience from the bulk of given society, then that society is political and independent and that sovereign is the determinate human superior
    - - People Obey the superior
      - Human superior is the law maker
      - Sovereignty implies coercive power
      - The superior is internally and externally independent
      - He brought the concept of determinate human superior on the table
    - - Historical
      - Legal
      - Sociologicla
      - Democratic
      - Federalist
        
        Founding fathers of US constitution criticized this
      - Pluralist
      - LIMITED SOVEREIGNTY