Problem
"It is admitted that whatever part of his power, property, and liberty each one alienates by the social compact is only that part of the whole of which the use is important to the community; but we must also admit that the sovereign alone is judge of what is important" (Rousseau, in Hayden 2001: 85). Explain what Rousseau means by this remark. How does Rousseau's position here differ from that of Locke?