Showing how the subfields of political science converge, this book provides students with an avenue through which they can explore philosophy and ideology, to recognize major forms of government, to evaluate empirical findings, and to understand how policy issues affect people's lives
Focusing on the prophetic mode, this collection of essays by esteemed scholars examines its significance in addressing contemporary issues in religion, politics, and society. The contributors analyze the interplay between religious and secular realms, proposing that prophetic insights can offer solutions to critical challenges like war, oppression, and discrimination. The essays delve into integrating prophetic ethics with social science and democratic governance, showcasing the mode's influence across political philosophy, history, religion, and literature.
The exploration of historical breakthroughs in religious liberty and the American federal republic sets the stage for a critical examination of false theories like Calhoun's concurrent majority and Marx's universal emancipation. Riemer highlights contemporary issues through the lens of the European Union and advocates for a future global human rights regime aimed at preventing genocide. This work challenges traditional political thought, urging a shift from Cold War mentalities and post-modern nihilism towards a more prophetic and proactive political approach, making it essential for scholars and students in political science and related fields.