The Foundations of Sovereignty and Other Essays

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Laski's theory posits that the state is not the ultimate authority but rather one of many associations vying for public loyalty and obedience. Building on concepts introduced in his earlier work, "Authority in the Modern State," this influential study delves into the nature of state power and its relationship with society. It challenges traditional views of the state as a singular, supreme entity, emphasizing the competition among various social organizations for influence and allegiance.