Suchergebnisse

1. The Nature of Political Thought 2. Ancient Political Thought 3. Greek Political Thought 4. Roman Political Thought 5. Beginnings of Medieval Political Thought 6. The Conflict Between Church and State 7. The Close of the Middle Ages 8. Political Theory of the Reformation 9. Political Thought in the Second Half of the Sixteenth Century 10. Bodin and Grotius 11. The Puritan Revolution in England 12. Hobbes and Locke 13. Continental Political Thought in the Seventeenth Century 14. Continental Political Thought in the Eighteenth Century 15. Montesquieu and Rousseau 16. Economic Development and Political Thought 17. Later Eighteenth Century Moralists and Jurists 18. Political Theories of the American and French Revolutions 19. Idealist-Ethical Political Thought 20. Reactionary Political Thought After the Revolutions 21. The English Utilitarians 22. Political Theory of Constitutional Democracy 23. Rise of the Socialist Political Thought 24. The Historical School of Political Thought 25. The State as an Organism 26. The Theory of the Federal State 27. Theories of Nationalism, Imperialism, and Internationalism 28. Psychological Influence on Political Thought 29. Pluralistic Theories of Sovereignty 30. Recent Proletarian Political Thought 31. General Tendencies in Political Thought; Index

Among the results of the recent great war will be the appearance of a number of important constitutional documents. These will include new constitutions for existing states, such as Russia and Germany, new constitutions for newly-created states, such as Poland and the Slav republics, and an attempt to establish at least a partial constitution for a world confederation. The first of these documents to be published, and one which contributes many new devices in government and new ideas in political theory, is the Fundamental Law of the Russian Socialist Federated Republic, adopted on July 10, 1918, by resolution of the Fifth All-Russian Congress of Soviets.