Political Theory and Political ThoughtHar-Anand Publications, 2007 - 456 páginas |
Contenido
What is Politics? | 13 |
What is Political Theory? | 40 |
What is Political Thought? | 63 |
Democracy | 88 |
Liberty | 134 |
Equality | 164 |
Dimensions of Equality | 170 |
Relationship | 173 |
Identity Politics | 245 |
Citizenship | 251 |
CitizenshipMeaning and Nature | 252 |
CitizenshipGrowth and Development | 254 |
Marshall and Giddens | 259 |
CitizenshipRightsbased and Dutiesbased | 265 |
Property | 268 |
Development and Growth | 269 |
Equality and Justice | 175 |
Justice | 179 |
JusticeIts Dimensions | 181 |
Justice and Its Relation with Liberty and Equality | 182 |
Marxist Anarchist DemocraticSocialist | 183 |
Hayek Rawls and Nozick | 189 |
Subaltern and Feminist Perspectives | 198 |
Rights | 204 |
Theories of Rights | 208 |
Laski on Rights | 211 |
Concept of Human Rights | 215 |
Identity | 228 |
Definitions Meaning and Characteristics | 229 |
Growth and Evolution | 231 |
State of Identity Overtime | 238 |
Social and Personal | 239 |
CulturalNational Communitarianism and Multiculturalism | 242 |
The Liberal Theory of Property | 272 |
Civil Society and State | 303 |
Aristotle on Citizenship | 321 |
Locke on Rights and Property | 330 |
Rousseau on Inequality | 341 |
Mill on Liberty and Democracy | 349 |
Marx on State | 360 |
Kautilya on State | 374 |
Gandhi on Swaraj | 384 |
Ambedkar on Social Justice | 395 |
Nehru and Lohia on Democracy | 405 |
Periyar on Identity | 422 |
Introducing Political Argument | 430 |
e Should the State Intervene in | 443 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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