The Modern State in Relation to Society and the Individual, Volume 20...
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"The Modern State In Relation To Society And The Individual" explores the intricate connections between governmental structures, societal norms, and individual freedoms. Volume 20 delves into the evolving role of the modern state, examining its influence on social dynamics and the protection-or infringement-of individual rights. Paul Leroy-Beaulieu offers a nuanced perspective on the balance between state power and personal autonomy, making this work essential for understanding the foundations of contemporary political and social thought.
This book provides valuable insights into the historical context that shapes current debates about governance, societal values, and the place of the individual within the collective. Readers interested in political science, sociology, and European history will find Leroy-Beaulieu's analysis both enlightening and relevant.
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