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Who had propounded 'social contract' theory in terms of 'general will'?

  1. Hobbes

  2. Locke

  3. Rousseau

  4. Montesquieu

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Rousseau had propounded 'social contract' theory in terms of 'general will'. The essence of Rousseau’s theory of general will is that state and law were the product of general will of the people.

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