Le Printemps arabe à l’épreuve du Pouvoir constituant
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No 1 (2021), Dossier : L’esprit des révolutions dans le monde
No 1 (2021)

Le Printemps arabe à l’épreuve du Pouvoir constituant

Dossier : L’esprit des révolutions dans le monde
Published 14 June 2021
Mohamad Moustafa AlABSI
Docteur en Philosophie Politique/Université Grenoble-Alpes, Post-doctorant à Columbia Global Center/Amman, membre associé de l’Institut de Philosophie de Grenoble (IPhiG)
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Keywords

Constituent Power
Democracy
Majority rule
Nation-Sate
Philosophy of Law
Arab Spring

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AlABSI , M. M. (2021). Le Printemps arabe à l’épreuve du Pouvoir constituant. InteraXXIons, (1), 7-24. Retrieved from https://journals.usj.edu.lb/interaxxions/article/view/611
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Abstract

Rather than being a succession of events and protests, the Arab Spring is a historical process and an open experience. The theoretical issues and practical realities provoked by the Arab Spring belong to the national-state political literature and remind of confusions between majority rule and democracy spirit. This article tries to explain the ambiguous notion of ‘constituent power’ and its possible strains through Arab Spring revolutionary process.

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