主権者のいない国
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主権者のいない国

by 白井 聡

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A philosophical inquiry into sovereignty and political authority, examining the absence of a sovereign in contemporary Japan.

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主権者のいない国 explores the concept of sovereignty and its absence in modern Japanese society.

The book analyzes political structures and questions the foundations of authority.

It provides a philosophical perspective on governance and national identity.

Readers are invited to reconsider the relationship between citizens and the state.

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