SOVEREIGN  PEOPLE

  or

  CROWN  SUBJECTS?

Daltún Ó Ceallaigh

The Case for Articles 2 & 3

and against Sections 1 & & 75

Cover design on original book by Robert Ballagh

August 1993

Paperback, 122 pages.

"We feel in England that we have treated you rather unfairly. It seems history is to blame."

'Haines' in Ulysses by James Joyce.

Contents

Acknowledgements                                  

INTRODUCTION                                  

1.  THE FUNDAMENTAL CHOICE

2.  FROM CIVIL RIGHTS TO NATIONAL DEMOCRACY

3.  THE  CONSTITUTION AND POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY

4.  PUBLIC OPINION                                  

5.  THE  BASIC  LEGAL  POSITION                 

6.  ARTICLES  2 & 3 - WHAT  THEY  REALLY  MEAN

7.  CONSTITUTIONAL  CHANGE?                 

8.  THE  TWO  TRADITIONS'  THEORY         

 

Appendices

I    What the North Will Lose               

II   Declaration for Peace in Ireland

III   Reasons for Declaration for Peace         

IV   Declaration of Campaign for Democracy   

V    Forum 2 and 3                                      

VI  Committee for National Democracy and Peace

 

Notes                                                  

References

 

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