Institutions & economic policies : effects on social justice, employment, environmental protection & growth

The Nation as a juridical person is called the State (Carré de Malberg, 1920). The
relevant perception of State was used by the liberal revolutionaries in their fight
against the despotism of the monarch first (Pierré-Caps, par. 22-23), and the
Parliament secondly (Jouannet, 2007, par. 9). Therefore, institutionalisation is
legitimate only if the people express their right to self-determination throughout
(Pierré-Caps, 2014, par. 24). Once the three preconditions for the institution of a Statea
people, a territory and the will to live together (Kaboğlu, 2017, p. 78-79)- are assured,
the exercise of the constituent power, in other words the drafting of the Constitution
materializes that legitimacy (Pierré-Caps, 2014, par. 24).