The prerequisite to comprehend the twofold temperament of modern and contemporary political theory, which is the genesis of political theory, is desirable, prior to the beginning of pronouncing the behavior of political theory in the epoch of globalization.
Two chief splendid blueprints of political theory: Liberalism and Marxism are available.
The democratic system of governance under which people are empowered to communicate their difficulties and alternatives is highlighted by liberal political ideology.
The slogan it upholds is universal human rights.
It is linked with the advancement of general wellbeing and it glorifies two human essentials namely, Liberty and Equality - as indispensable, even thought liberty at many times gets precedence upon equality.
The other political doctrine, Marxism, on the contrary, underlines the phenomenon that human civilizations are widely class-based civilizations comprising primarily of the exploiters and the exploited.
The two classes are relentlessly engaged in mutual strife and conflicts with the result that the rivalry ends up with a revolution leading to the ultimate triumph of the exploited class and this win will eventually prepare their ground to create a class-less and stateless society.
Briefly, contemporary political doctrine is committed to achieve the worldwide objectives of Justice, Liberty and Equality.
Its mission is to recognize the institutional structures of coercion and subordination and devotes its attention to design tactics to exterminate them.
However, the fact is that the aspirations of liberal and Marxist philosophies have not been accomplished, not entirely.
The partaking of the ordinary masses in the system of liberal democracies stayed to be insignificant while the dominating authority began to be accumulated in hands of the political elite.
Such an incident has been appropriately defined as the "iron law of oligarchy".
On the other extreme, the socialist systems noticed paramount concentration of power in the hands of the communist party leadership.
The coercion of the laborers persisted, and occasionally turned to be further severe.
The discriminations both within liberal and socialist orders turned to be very critical.
The underprivileged sections of people were deprived of the total benefits of human rights.
The splendid utopian and normative perspective of Liberal and Marxist philosophy striving to achieve the values of liberty, equality and unity did not succeed.
The inequalities continued to be unabated in the various nations of the world.
The futilities of Liberal and Marxist doctrine in a similar way led to the emergence of the New Right and the New left actions first, and produced a sentiment of cynicism and nihilism next.
Two chief splendid blueprints of political theory: Liberalism and Marxism are available.
The democratic system of governance under which people are empowered to communicate their difficulties and alternatives is highlighted by liberal political ideology.
The slogan it upholds is universal human rights.
It is linked with the advancement of general wellbeing and it glorifies two human essentials namely, Liberty and Equality - as indispensable, even thought liberty at many times gets precedence upon equality.
The other political doctrine, Marxism, on the contrary, underlines the phenomenon that human civilizations are widely class-based civilizations comprising primarily of the exploiters and the exploited.
The two classes are relentlessly engaged in mutual strife and conflicts with the result that the rivalry ends up with a revolution leading to the ultimate triumph of the exploited class and this win will eventually prepare their ground to create a class-less and stateless society.
Briefly, contemporary political doctrine is committed to achieve the worldwide objectives of Justice, Liberty and Equality.
Its mission is to recognize the institutional structures of coercion and subordination and devotes its attention to design tactics to exterminate them.
However, the fact is that the aspirations of liberal and Marxist philosophies have not been accomplished, not entirely.
The partaking of the ordinary masses in the system of liberal democracies stayed to be insignificant while the dominating authority began to be accumulated in hands of the political elite.
Such an incident has been appropriately defined as the "iron law of oligarchy".
On the other extreme, the socialist systems noticed paramount concentration of power in the hands of the communist party leadership.
The coercion of the laborers persisted, and occasionally turned to be further severe.
The discriminations both within liberal and socialist orders turned to be very critical.
The underprivileged sections of people were deprived of the total benefits of human rights.
The splendid utopian and normative perspective of Liberal and Marxist philosophy striving to achieve the values of liberty, equality and unity did not succeed.
The inequalities continued to be unabated in the various nations of the world.
The futilities of Liberal and Marxist doctrine in a similar way led to the emergence of the New Right and the New left actions first, and produced a sentiment of cynicism and nihilism next.
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