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The uses of ambiguity: representing ‘the people’ and the stability of states unions
Andrew Glencross
Politics, History and International Relations
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Anarchy
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Antebellum
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Antebellum U.S.
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Constitutive Relationship
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Democracy
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Democratic Accountability
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Democratic Deficit
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Democratic Legitimacy
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European Union
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Hierarchical Order
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International Cooperation
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Mutually Exclusive
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Political Community
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Popular Sovereignty
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Shared Accountability
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Sovereignty
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Decision Making
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Democracy
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Democratic Legitimacy
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International Cooperation
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Political Community
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Popular Sovereignty
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Sovereignty
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Tuition Fee
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United States of America
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