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The Philosophical Journey, 2/e
William Lawhead, The University of Mississippi
The Search for the Just Society
Overview of Political Philosophy
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1
In the context of politics,
means not only power but also the right to use that power in certain specified ways.
2
The position that there is no conceivable justification for government is known as
, which can be divided into naive, militant, and theoretical varieties.
3
According to the
theory, the head of state receives his or her authority from God or the gods.
4
theory is the theory that the justification of a government and its exercise of power is based on an explicit or implicit agreement made between individuals who live under that government or between the citizens and the government.
5
A
is a justified claim to something, usually implying that others have certain duties with respect to the possessor of it.
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