Harold Joseph Laski Knihy

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Focusing on the functions of State institutions, this work explores the intricate relationship between the State and society, as well as the broader realm of politics. Laski delves into the challenges and conflicts that arise within these dynamics, providing a comprehensive analysis of political structures and their impact on societal interactions.

Hence, liberalism's progressive side is doomed to defeat because, throughout its history, the bourgeois nature of the ideology has always prevailed.

Focusing on the theory of the state, Laski's influential first volume explores the nature of political power through historical examples, including the Catholic Revival and the formation of the German Empire. He contends that the state is not an ultimate authority but rather one of several associations vying for allegiance and obedience from the populace. This foundational work sets the stage for his later writings, expanding on the complexities of political authority and its relationship with society.

The exploration of the modern state's nature is central to this classic work, which delves into its characteristics through historical analysis. Harold J. Laski presents a thought-provoking examination that remains increasingly relevant, emphasizing the evolving significance of state theory in contemporary society. The book offers insights into political structures and their practical implications, making it a lasting contribution to political philosophy.

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