As far as Article 2.1 of the Constitution of Kosovo is concerned, one can say that since the source of sovereignty rests with the people, then they are the only ones that can amend the Constitution. However, Article 2.1 makes it clear that, even though the Constitution recognizes the people as the source of sovereignty, it paves the way for allowing indirect methods of constitutional amendment by the people. In fact, since the Constitution of Kosovo proclaims that sovereignty can be exercised both through referendum and elected representatives, one could argue that the constitutional amendment process is brought “outside” the direct control of the people. Logically, the counter-popular elements in the amendment procedure of the Constitution of Kosovo are consequently complimentary with Article 2.1. On the other hand, Article 2.1 does not restrict or prohibit the people’s direct participation in the exercise of sovereignty, for example, through the constitutional amendment process, but it does nevertheless pave the way for another method, that of exercising sovereignty through representatives.