Politics. Made Simple

Content: 
In the same series, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page ix
1 - What is politics?, Pages 3-11
2 - Origins of politics, Pages 12-18
3 - Renaissance, Pages 19-24
4 - Reformation, Pages 25-29
5 - Ideas on political duties and responsibilities, Pages 30-38
6 - Sovereignty, constitutions and liberties, Pages 41-71
7 - Capitalism and communism, Pages 72-78
8 - The practicalities of political theories within capitalist and communist states, Pages 79-94
9 - Anarchism and extremism, Pages 95-99
10 - Fascism, Pages 100-103
11 - Principles in politics, Pages 104-117
12 - Law and politics, Pages 121-134
13 - Culture, change and welfare, Pages 135-149
14 - Contemporary ideological panaceas, Pages 150-163
15 - Ideas unique to the contemporary world, Pages 164-173
16 - Communication and participation, Pages 174-186
17 - Comparative and representative government – theory, Pages 187-198
18 - Comparative and representative governments – the West, Pages 199-217
19 - Comparative and representative governments – the East, Pages 218-227
20 - The Third World, Pages 228-242
21 - International relations, Pages 245-255
22 - Decision making issues, Pages 256-271
23 - Antistate activities, Pages 272-286
24 - Politics – the future, Pages 287-292
Index, Pages 293-300