American Popular Sovereignty -- Made Simple

This article explains that each American state is a fully-sovereign nation that is supremely ruled by its respective state-voters; while government is strictly their subordinate agents that they can overrule at will by majority.

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2026-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.34976635
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American Constitutional Law and Politics
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American Popular Sovereignty -- Made Simple

Tom Evans
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American Constitutional Law and Politics
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American Popular Sovereignty -- Made Simple

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Abstract

This article explains that each American state is a fully-sovereign nation that is supremely ruled by its respective state-voters; while government is strictly their subordinate agents that they can overrule at will by majority.

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