International Politics

Sociableness is the trait of humans that impells them to live in groups interacting among themselves and groups. This interaction resulted in evolution of numerous laws governing their actions through majority or authority conferred on someone. With the passage of time these laws became more refined and practical due to contribution of political thinkers. During medieval to modern time world has witnessed numerous political philosophers who propounded definite set of laws governing each and every domain of humans and human activity. Presenting to the world various concepts, theories, rules, laws, their endeavour helped a great lot whatever country it may be or whatever form of government it may be-monarchy, federalism, Parliamentarian or democratic.” International Politics” is an attempt to bring before the readers political philosophy and conceptions of great stalwarts –Athusius, Jean Bodin, Francis Bacon, Edmund Burke, Calving, Edward Coke, Cromwell, Robert Filmer, Hugo Grotius, Thomas Hobbes, david Hume, Richard Hooker, Halifax, Harrington, John Knox, Kant, Martin Luther, John Milton, Rousseau, Smith and Sidney, Tudor and Condorcet, Voltaire, Winstanley –and numerous others. The book will prove to be utmost utility to students, teachers, researchers, political thinkers and general readers.