The study of political theory focuses on the institution and function of states. Simply put, it refers to "the moral phenomenon of human conduct in community." State's existence and continued existence are not very well explained. Questions of authority, equity, rights, and law are among those explored by political theorists and philosophers. While some may believe that these ideas are unchangeable, political theory investigates their roots and consequences. Specifically includes a concise and understandable overview of Western political thinking from Plato through post-World War II British as well as American political philosophers. The said book provides a comprehensive analysis of historical context of the views of a political philosopher or school of thought. Scholars in political sciences, political background, moral philosophy, as well as sociology will all find something useful in here It's great for those who have never studied philosophy before, since each chapter can be understood independently of the philosophers and their ideas. UGC NET as well as UPSC hopefuls would also find it to be an invaluable resource. The purpose of the textbook is to give learners with a single, accessible resource for all of the information they need to know about western philosophers that is required by their course curriculum.
