Constitution of India : popular sovereignity and democratic transformations

By:

SEN, SARBANI

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; OUP; 2012Description: 214 pISBN:

9780198071600

Subject(s):

"Constitution- India, Political science"

DDC classification:

342.023 sen

Summary: Presenting a new theoretical framework to understand the making of the Indian Constitution, this book explores the debates on the relationship between the idea of sovereignty, constitutionalism, and democratic participation. It traces the trajectory of the transformation of the principle of popular sovereignty, from its roots in the political revolution of the pre-constitutional period to the recent assertions of sovereignty in the form of intensive dialogue on primary constitutional principles.

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Presenting a new theoretical framework to understand the making of the Indian Constitution, this book explores the debates on the relationship between the idea of sovereignty, constitutionalism, and democratic participation. It traces the trajectory of the transformation of the principle of popular sovereignty, from its roots in the political revolution of the pre-constitutional period to the recent assertions of sovereignty in the form of intensive dialogue on primary constitutional principles.

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