Introduction to modern political theory

By:

Barry Norman P

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Publication details: New Delhi Macmillan Publishing Co. 1989Edition: 2ndDescription: 309p xivISBN:

9780333497975

Subject(s):

1.Political Science - Theory2.Political Theory - Philosophy

DDC classification:

320.500000 BAR

Contents:

Table of contents Part 1 Rules, laws and society: philosophy, social science and political theory; Liberal-rationalism, Marxism; law and social control; the state; authority and power; Part 2 Values: political principles; logical positivism and emotivism, universalizability and ethical pluralism, contractarianism, utilitarianism, individualism, Marxism and collectivism; justice; Rawl's theory of justice; equality; liberty; John Stuart Mill and the value of liberty; human rights; the public interest and democracy.

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Table of contents
Part 1 Rules, laws and society: philosophy, social science and political theory;
Liberal-rationalism, Marxism;
law and social control;
the state;
authority and power;
Part 2 Values: political principles;
logical positivism and emotivism, universalizability and ethical pluralism, contractarianism, utilitarianism, individualism, Marxism and collectivism;
justice;
Rawl's theory of justice;
equality;
liberty;
John Stuart Mill and the value of liberty;
human rights;
the public interest and democracy.

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