This major textbook offers both an introduction to and key readings
in twenty core political concepts. It blends original essays that
survey debates and contact with up-to-date primary literature to
provide students with an ideal collection for use on a wide range
of courses in political studies.
It reflects the broad nature of politics generally and political
philosophy in particular from a perspective that highlights current
debates and new trends surrounding many of the concepts we use to
orient ourselves in the political world. The original essays and
key readings together form an unparalleled introduction to the most
dynamic and contested aspects of political studies that will be of
interest to all who wish to engage with the issues animating
current political life.
The following concepts are introduced:
Justice
Civil Society
Liberty
Power
Equality
Human Nature
Rights
Community
Democracy
The Nation
Representation
Globalisation
Toleration
Ideology
Multiculturalism
Discourse
The State
Difference
The Rule of Law
The Body Politic
Key Features:
Only Reader and Guide in one volume on the subject of Political
Concepts
Covers the core concepts taught on Politics courses
Each section includes a 5000-word introduction to the subject
and two key texts - includes 40 of the most influential primary
readings in contemporary political studies
An original contribution from the editor on the multidimensional
nature of political concepts
An extensive bibliography and selected further reading to guide
the student towards more in-depth research
Introductions to each Part designed to help students connect
different sections together
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