SOVEREIGNTY IN BRITISH LEGAL DOCTRINE
Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna
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Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna
Abstract
By titling this article 'Sovereignty in British Legal Doctrine' rather than 'The British Doctrine of Sovereignty', the author wanted to underline that he does not only going to examine the doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty, genuinely British, but also the sovereignty of the people, which is common throughout western juridical and political theory. Fecha envio: 06/09/2002 Fecha aceptacion: 12/11/2002
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By titling this article 'Sovereignty in British Legal Doctrine' rather than 'The British Doctrine of Sovereignty', the author wanted to underline that he does not only going to examine the doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty, genuinely British, but also the sovereignty of the people, which is common throughout western juridical and political theory. Fecha envio: 06/09/2002 Fecha aceptacion: 12/11/2002
Key concepts: Doctrine, Sovereignty, Political science, Law, Politics, Parliamentary sovereignty, Popular sovereignty, Law and economics