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When ธhe People Rule : Popular Sovereignty in Theory and Practice / Ewa Atanassow, Thomas Bartscherer and David A. Bateman

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1. Plato and the Problems of Modern Politicspp By Thomas Bartscherer -- 2. The Sovereign and the Tyrantpp Boundaries and Violation in Oedipus By Elizabeth K. Markovits -- 3. The Fact of Fictionpp Popular Sovereignty as Belief and Reality By Ioannis D. Evrigenis -- 4. Thomas Hobbes and the Making of Popular overeignty By Richard Boyd -- 5. Popular Sovereignty on Trial Tocqueville versus Schmitt By Ewa Atanassow -- 6.“As God Rules the Universe” Reflections on the People and the State in Early America By Ira Katznelson -- 7. The Sovereign People and the Liberal Democratic State By David A. Bateman -- 8. Three Vignettes Popular Sovereignty in French History By Daniella Sarnoff -- 9. The Founding of India and Popular Sovereignty By Ornit Shani -- 10. The “Other” Boundary Problem Fictions of Popular Sovereignty at the State’s Edge By Matthew Longo -- 11. The #BlackLivesMatter Movement and Black Public Opinion A New Populist Divide in the Black Community? By Alvin B. Tillery -- 12. Popular Sovereignty and Recognition By H. Abbie Erler -- 13. Populism, Popular Sovereignty, and Periphery By Julia R. Azari, Alexis Nemecek -- 14. The Place of Constitutional Courts in Regimes Embracing Popular Sovereignty Recent Problems in American Self-Governance By Carol Nackenoff -- 15. Popular Sovereignty, Populism, and Stories of Peoplehood By Rogers M. Smith -- 16. Popular Sovereignty in the Trump Era A Case Study of Pedagogy and Practice By Nicole Mellow, Andrew J. Perrin -- 17. The Voices of the People By Adam Davis -- Epilogue The Precipice of Hope: A Conversation with Hahrie Han