Political Theory. The State. Theories of The State.
- 47 Oriental state
- 49 Islamic state
- 51-93 Ancient state
- 109-121 Medieval state
- 131-273 Modern state
- 177-178 Thomas Paine
- 311-314 Nationalism. Nation state
- 319-323 Political Geography
- 327 Sovereignty
- 328.2 Consensus. Consent of the governed
- 328.6-.65 Violence. Political Violence
- 329 Patriotism
- 345-347 Symbolism
- 348-497 Forms of the state
- 571-605 Purpose, functions, and relations of the state
Read more about this topic: Library Of Congress Classification:Class J -- Political Science, JC
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