title: “People Power” and the Problem of Sovereignty in International Law
abstract: TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION I. NONVIOLENT CIVIL RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS: AN OVERVIEW II. THE KING'S TWO BODIES (OF LAW) A. Internal and External Sovereignty B. Nonintervention and Effective Control III. PROPOSALS FOR RECONCEPTUALIZING EXTERNAL SOVEREIGNTY: PATERNALISTIC, NOT POPULAR A. Right to Democracy B. The Responsibility to Protect C. The Outcomes of Paternalistic Interventions IV. THEORIZING PEOPLE POWER A. Front-End People Power B. Back-End People Power V. TOWARDS DEVELOPING A LEGAL REGIM
journal: Duke journal of comparative & international law