The book presents the most important positions and key concepts of modern political theory. The author covers a wide range of topics and explores questions such as: What forms of organization of the political community most effectively support democracy? Do citizens of wealthy societies have an obligation to eliminate global poverty? Which individuals or institutions should be responsible for human rights issues?
Initially, the conflicting approaches to the main issues of political theory are presented, and then compared and analyzed, enriching the related academic discussion. Accompanying dialogue frameworks showcase the influences that various theoretical approaches, developed by thinkers such as John Rawls, Susan Okin, Isaiah Berlin, Jane Mansbridge, Will Kymlicka, etc., have on practiced politics.
By providing a thorough overview of the landscape of modern political theory in a lively and engaging manner, the book will equip students with the tools they need to analyze complex issues that are crucial to our collective political life.
