Political Science · Concepts of Sovereignty
The term 'Titular Sovereignty' is normally used with reference to which of the following?
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- 1The supreme law-making body in the state.
- 2A king or monarch who was in the past the real sovereign but is now a Constitutional Head of the state.✓
- 3The governmental body that actually exercises power and control over its territory and population.
- 4A group of individuals who, in actual practice, exercise the sovereign power of the state.
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A king or monarch who was in the past the real sovereign but is now a Constitutional Head of the state.
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