Add to ORKGI reveal the Hobbesian undercurrents of Robert Dahl\u27s political theory then apply his theory in an analysis of modern U.S. democracy compared to an analysis of John Locke\u27s political theory of the same. I reveal that neither explain U.S. democratic legitimacy very well, but that Hobbe\u27s political theory does based off of an objective definition
Democracy” has taken different forms throughout history. In ancient Athens, it was a closed, self-go...
A conception of legitimacy is at the core of normative theories of democracy. Many different concept...
In modern political society, democracy remains a universal concept. However, different ideologies st...
There are few better examples of analysis - the critical thinking skill of understanding how an argu...
This article reconsiders Thomas Hobbes's critique of the democratic sovereign form from the standpoi...
Democratic theory is currently divided into two opposing schools: the Participatory, whose test of d...
The discussion on Hobbes’s “doctrine of politics” is confronted with J. F. Spitz’s methodically chal...
The purpose of the state and its apparatus right from the formation of human society to this con-tem...
This dissertation examines the foundations of democratic legitimacy. That is, what should be the rea...
The purpose of this article is to suggest a theoretical approach to modern democracy and its implici...
This thesis investigates the place of democracy in the justification of political authority. The inv...
My dissertation aims to answer two questions: (1) Is democracy epistemically valuable? (2) Is the ep...
Breaking Free of Managed Democracy in the United States Sean Cunningham Sponsor: Eske Møllgaard, Phi...
The legitimacy of government is often linked to its ability to maintain order and secure peace. Thom...
This thesis investigates what creates legitimacy for national regimes, paying most attention to the ...
Democracy” has taken different forms throughout history. In ancient Athens, it was a closed, self-go...
A conception of legitimacy is at the core of normative theories of democracy. Many different concept...
In modern political society, democracy remains a universal concept. However, different ideologies st...
There are few better examples of analysis - the critical thinking skill of understanding how an argu...
This article reconsiders Thomas Hobbes's critique of the democratic sovereign form from the standpoi...
Democratic theory is currently divided into two opposing schools: the Participatory, whose test of d...
The discussion on Hobbes’s “doctrine of politics” is confronted with J. F. Spitz’s methodically chal...
The purpose of the state and its apparatus right from the formation of human society to this con-tem...
This dissertation examines the foundations of democratic legitimacy. That is, what should be the rea...
The purpose of this article is to suggest a theoretical approach to modern democracy and its implici...
This thesis investigates the place of democracy in the justification of political authority. The inv...
My dissertation aims to answer two questions: (1) Is democracy epistemically valuable? (2) Is the ep...
Breaking Free of Managed Democracy in the United States Sean Cunningham Sponsor: Eske Møllgaard, Phi...
The legitimacy of government is often linked to its ability to maintain order and secure peace. Thom...
This thesis investigates what creates legitimacy for national regimes, paying most attention to the ...
Democracy” has taken different forms throughout history. In ancient Athens, it was a closed, self-go...
A conception of legitimacy is at the core of normative theories of democracy. Many different concept...
In modern political society, democracy remains a universal concept. However, different ideologies st...