Plebiscitary Constitution-Making is a method of constitutional formation in which the constituent power is exercised through a direct, mass popular vote—typically initiated and controlled by a charismatic leader or executive authority—thereby legitimizing the constitution via popular acclamation rather than through representative deliberative institutions.
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Ecuador: Correa's Plebiscitary Presidency
Catherine M. Conaghan · Journal of democracy · 2008 · 168 citations
Plebiscitary politics in archaic Greece
Dean Hammer · 2005 · 32 citations
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Stanford University
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Goethe University Frankfurt
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- Bulletin of Latin American Research
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