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Political Philosophy Of Kautilya The Arthashastra And After 1st Edition Rajvir Sharma

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Political Philosophy Of Kautilya The Arthashastra And After 1st Edition Rajvir Sharma
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Publisher: SAGE Publications Pvt. Ltd
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.42 MB
Pages: 320
Author: Rajvir Sharma
ISBN: 9789354791000, 935479100X
Language: English
Year: 2022
Edition: 1

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Political Philosophy Of Kautilya The Arthashastra And After 1st Edition Rajvir Sharma by Rajvir Sharma 9789354791000, 935479100X instant download after payment.

Political Philosophy of Kautilya: The Arthashastra and After offers a critical analysis of ideas and institutions as described in the ancient political economy text Arthashastra. It discusses the contributions of pre-Kautilyan, Kautilyan and post-Kautilyan political thought to the evolution and development of political theory, in general, and the impact and influence of Kautilya’s contributions, in particular. The book examines Kautilya’s theory of state, power, law and justice, administration, security, society and social well-being.

This book examines the nature of the Kautilyan state and argues that it followed the principles of a ‘welfare state’, a concept coined much later. It talks about the relationship between moralism and realism in the treatment of international relations. It highlights Kautilyan strategies in dealing with a hostile environment in the neighbourhood and beyond, which will be particularly interesting to scholars of contemporary international relations.

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