The present book discusses the contemporary political thought. In a democracy the people elect the Government, therefore the real power rests with th people, But actually the politicians and political parties have become overlords. However, politicians and governments care deeply about people’s moral judgements, for these provide the moral capital they depend on the survival and effective functioning. This book stands as a refreshing effort to come to terms with the inescapably moral character of political life. It is also an important contribution to the academic study of statesmanship. It succeeds in its stated goal of helping to recover a truly capacious sense of political reality, and successfully demonstrates that moral capital is a fact with which any science of politics must come to terms if is to do justice to the true efficacy of moral prestige and personal character in human affairs. In is hoped this book will be welcomed by the readers who are interested in knowing the current political thought.
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