State Sovereignty

Hobbes

Rousseau

Locke

T.H. Green

Romans

Greek

Muslims

Arabs

Parliamentary control of associations

Government control of association

Autonomy of associations

Administrative control of associations

Supranus

Supreme Court

Soviet

Statute

All the persons in and outside the state

By outside people alone

By international organisations alone

By associations in the state only

Absolute powers both internally and externally

Legal unrestricted and unlimited powers

Supreme law making authority

The powers of an absolute monarch

Contradictory to each other

Complementary to each other

Not related to each other

None of the above is true

It resides in a determinate human superior

The determinate human superior should not be in the habit of obedience to like superior

The determinate human superior receives habitual obedience from the bluk of population of given society

The determinate human superior must be responsible for his acts to the elected representatives of the people

Maitland

Sorel

Herbert Spencer

J.S. Mill