National sovereignty and lawmaking

Morostes, Anca Florina; Stoicu, Narcisa Mihaela; Gherlea, Claudia Doinita

doi:10.1515/jles-2016-0008

Abstract

A democratic state involves the existence of a fundamental Law which expressly states values and democratic principles that are universally, internationally and regionally recognized. Specialized literature has shown that the mission of the modern state can only be fulfilled by a public power that is its essential characteristic, namely, through sovereignty [1]. The connection between sovereignty and political power is reflected in the complex relationships between the principle of separation and balance of powers, rule of law, political pluralism and state institutions and organizations.

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