Understanding Principles of Politics and the StateOriginally published under the title, Principles of Politics, this completely revised and updated work is a study of applied political theory using current political society and politics as its backdrop. Politics are based on fundamental theoretical and practical principles that dictate the nature, authority, origin, and purpose of the state. These organizing principles can be found by considering the goals, purposes, and values of ordinary life as well as the depictions of the political world from ancient philosophers and contemporary political scientists. With detailed explanations and examples, Understanding Principles of Politics and the State examines the political world of democracy; political theory; the discipline of political science; and the multiple aspects of governing, from principles of operation to forms of government. The book also includes a brief case study of the Philippines that illuminates the consideration of constitutionalism; citizenship and rights; the relation of religion and politics, and church and state; and the importance of the fixed principles of politics in today's ever-changing world. |
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Page 65
... force , the other of a biological force . The force controls human actions in orga- nizing , moving , and directing the state . In either form the overall action is not subject to human control even though the actors may think of ...
... force , the other of a biological force . The force controls human actions in orga- nizing , moving , and directing the state . In either form the overall action is not subject to human control even though the actors may think of ...
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... force . Look- ing to George Washington as an early Simon Bolivar , it could be held that de- spite the appearance of social contract , the United States is really an example of force origin . In many respects some economic ...
... force . Look- ing to George Washington as an early Simon Bolivar , it could be held that de- spite the appearance of social contract , the United States is really an example of force origin . In many respects some economic ...
Page 189
... Forces in general . The Presi- dent is Commander - in - Chief of " the Army and Navy . " The Constitution was never formally amended to include the " Air Force " or the other armed forces . Added to this annoying constitutional caveat ...
... Forces in general . The Presi- dent is Commander - in - Chief of " the Army and Navy . " The Constitution was never formally amended to include the " Air Force " or the other armed forces . Added to this annoying constitutional caveat ...
Contents
Three Views | 1 |
The Political System | 27 |
Scope And Methods | 39 |
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