Introduction to Political Theory

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pornography 53n, 325
positive discrimination 55
positive liberty 36–7
postmodern feminism 329–30
postmodernism: difference 470–3
potential 5
potestas 5
Poulantzas, N. 17, 20
Poverty of Philosophy(Marx)
244
power: accounting for indissoluble
link 8–9; and authority
problem 7–8; classical ideas
1–10; information 8; link with
authority 3–4; mutuality 6;
negative and positive 5–6;
negative and positive
relationship 6–7; politics 4–5;
spreading 2; three-dimensional
7–8
Prague: Soviet troops (1968) 213 ;
tanks in street 213
precrime 147, 148
prevention 147
Price, R. 314
primary goods 80
Prince, The(Machiavelli) 15
Pringle, R.: and Watson, S. 19
prisoner’s dilemma 179–81
private: and public 24, 323
private action 144–5
private property rights 85
private sphere 50
privilege: identity 469; special 55;
tax 83
problems: modernity 399
progress 178
property: violence 451
prostitution laws 188–90;
Netherlands 172; Sweden 172
Protestantism 60, 174–7
Proudhon, P-J. 223, 240, 243–4;
Philosophy of Poverty 244
public: and private 24, 127–8,
323
public governance 30
public power 144–5
punishment: capital 142, 152–60;
defining 143; dictionary
definition 149; questions 161


Qaddafi, M. 451
Quebec 345
Qutb, S. 388


race 338
Race Relations Acts 339
racial hatred 41
racism 274, 298, 308; fascism in
Italy 287; patriarchy 326
radical democracy 18
Ramadan, T. 341
rape 325; sexuality 327
rational entailment 414–16
rational human beings 59
rationalism: conservatism 196
Rationalism in Politics
(Oakeshott) 202–3
rationality: culture 353; fascism
297
Rawls, J. 493–4; civil
disobedience 430–4; Cohen
contra 92–4; consensus and
multiculturalism 346–8;
contractualism 412–14;
criticism 434–5; democratic
conception 82–3; difference
principle 83–4; egalitarian
liberal theory of justice
78–84; equality 59, 68;
inequality justified 69; just
savings principle 497; Justice
as Fairness: A Restatement
82; The Law of Peoples413,
494; original position 79;
original position - exercise 81;
original position - motivation
80; original position - what
would be chosen 81–2;
Political Liberalism346;
A Theory of Justice78–84,
346, 430–4, 498; Two
Concepts of Rules149–50;
utilitarianism 170n
Read, H. 249
Reagan, R. 203, 390
realism 253
reason 37
rectification 88
Red Brigades (Italy) 452
redemption 157–8
redistribution 93, 488
Reflections on the Revolution in
France(Burke) 200
Reformation 174–7
Reiman, J. 155
relatedness 274
relationism 168
relativism 410

religion: fascism 283; freedom
411; fundamentalism 381–2;
gender equality 7;
multiculturalism 340
religious fundamentalism:
differentiating 391; economic
liberalisation 30
religious segregation 349
religious toleration 402
representational democracy 108;
mirror theory 109
representative democracy
428–9
Republic(Plato) 314
resentment 71
resource depletion 359
respect for persons 59
respecting persons 156
restoration 150–2
restorationist movements 381
restorative justice 151–2
retributive justice 78
retributivism 144–6; crude
version 144; death penalty
153–4; Kant 144, 153;
sophisticated versions 144–6;
versus consequentialism
148
revolution 425; notion 229–30;
socialist theory 219
Revolution, The(journal) 315
revolutions: bourgeois 220–1;
pre-mature 221–2
Rhodesia 26
Rich, A. 474
right 14
rightness 2–3, 49
rights: children 40; liberalism
183–6; of man 401
Rise of the South African Reich,
The(Bunting) 302
risk 98; aversion 80
Road to Serfdom(Hayek) 203
Robertson, P. 390
Roman Empire 282
Romania: New Right 301; women
319
Roosevelt, F.D. 228
Roper, T. 282
Rorty, R.: Contingency, Iron and
Solidarity 418
Rosenberg, J. 24
Ross, D. 186
Rothbard, M. 242

Index 521
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