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Popular sovereignty as a book category encompasses works that examine the principle that political authority originates with the people and that governments derive legitimacy from their consent. Titles in this genre range from classic political theory and philosophy (e.g., social contract thought) to constitutional law, electoral systems, and democratic reforms that institutionalize popular rule through constitutions, elections, referendums, and citizen assemblies. It includes historical studies of revolutions and nation-building, analyses of social movements and self-determination, and comparative accounts of how different states balance majority rule with minority rights, federalism, and judicial review. The category also features contemporary debates over populism, civic participation, legitimacy, and the boundaries of democratic decision-making, along with critiques and defenses of popular sovereignty in practice.

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