General Will in Rousseau

erest and common interest allows for the existence of the general will. Rousseau doesn't offer any other option to his citizens but to agree with the general will.
             Such limitations on individual interest obviously pose the question of individual freedom in Rousseau's social contract, yet Rousseau maintains that this is the only way the freedom can co-exist with civil society and if the individual's private interest is coalesced with the common intere
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