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Long before the coining of the terms '''populist constitutionalism''', '''popular constitutionalism''', and '''constitutional populism''', jurists as well as political actors and thinkers had already explored the ideas and policies that are usually associated with this concept: criticism of the separation of law and politics, anti-elitism, anti-institutionalism (anti-establisment), anti-pluralism, illiberalism, popular sovereignty, direct democracy, authentic popular representation, extreme majoritarianism, strong leadership, personification of power, strengthening of executive power, instrumentalization of law. |
Long before the coining of the terms '''populist constitutionalism''', '''popular constitutionalism''', and '''constitutional populism''', jurists as well as political actors and thinkers had already explored the ideas and policies that are usually associated with this concept: criticism of the separation of law and politics, anti-elitism, anti-institutionalism (anti-establisment), anti-pluralism, illiberalism, popular sovereignty, direct democracy, authentic popular representation, extreme majoritarianism, strong leadership, personification of power, strengthening of executive power, instrumentalization of law. |
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==Aristotle== |
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==Maximilien Robespierre== |
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==Alexis de Tocqueville== |
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==Theodore Roosevelt== |
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==Eleftherios Venizelos== |
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| Cite this page: Jason Koutoufaris-Malandrinos, “Prehistory of populist constitutionalism”, Archiopedia / Αρχειοπαίδεια (July 2023), p. 375 (revision #-), ISSN 2732-6012. DOI: To be assigned. Note: This entry is part of a research work that is supported by the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (H.F.R.I.) under “First Call for H.F.R.I. Research Projects to support Faculty members and Researchers and the procurement of high-cost research equipment grant” (Project Number: HFRI-FM17-1502). |
Long before the coining of the terms populist constitutionalism, popular constitutionalism, and constitutional populism, jurists as well as political actors and thinkers had already explored the ideas and policies that are usually associated with this concept: criticism of the separation of law and politics, anti-elitism, anti-institutionalism (anti-establisment), anti-pluralism, illiberalism, popular sovereignty, direct democracy, authentic popular representation, extreme majoritarianism, strong leadership, personification of power, strengthening of executive power, instrumentalization of law.