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  A Personal Political Ideology
.... who are "ideological" tend to be able to manifest a coherent and consistent set of beliefs about who ought to rule, what principles rulers ought to obey, and ....
(1115 4 )

Personal Political Attitudes
.... of beliefs about who ought to rule . . . and what policies rulers ought to pursue" (131). However, just because all my views do ....
(1466 6 )

Attributes of Jack Welch Compared to The Prince This paper will ...
.... However, he stated that such ideas were based within the context of mythical states; the difference between how rulers ought to live (in the moral sense) and ....
(3386 14 )

Aristotle's treatment of politics property begins, not with a ...
.... He cites the "natural system" of politics, presumably a golden age of yore when "people believed that they ought to serve [as rulers] by turns" (99), ie, when ....
(1623 6 )

Locke & Plato
.... kings in their countries or those who are now called kings and rulers come to .... moral weight to concepts of property, and then showing how property ought to be ....
(2391 10 )

Machiavelli v. Aquinas in Compelling Arguments in Favor of Their ...
.... Rulers "should have no other object or thought, nor acquire skill in anything .... It was Machiavelli's (91-92) contention that while a prince ought ideally to ....
(1004 4 )

Anti-Federalists and the First Amendment:
.... indicating a cautious view towards people and the general untrustworthiness of rulers. .... it should be simple and pure, saying, "A Constitution ought to be like a ....
(2019 8 )

Confucian Tradition & Early Chou Political Order
.... It follows that if the rulers in particular do not realize the appropriate .... a view toward tightening the attitude of merit that those in power ought to adopt. ....
(2117 8 )

Plato and Rousseau Freedom
.... The philosophers and the warriors are therefore the rulers and protectors of the .... moral convictions of the state or society, then that individual ought to be ....
(1928 8 )

Montesquieu In his book The Persian Letters, Montesquieu ob
.... Rulers as well would benefit: It is no use to say that it is not in the .... For example, a man who ought to be despised because he is a fool is often despised only ....
(1660 7 )

Locke's Influence on the Declaration of Independence
.... to property and the contractual nature of the relationship between the rulers and the .... it" he learns that "being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm ....
(2297 9 )

Locke and Rousseau on the Nature of Government
.... convinced that "whatever form the commonwealth is under, the ruling power ought to govern by .... and secure within the limits of the law, and the rulers, too, kept ....
(2773 11 )

Locke and Rousseau on the Nature of Government
.... convinced that "whatever form the commonwealth is under, the ruling power ought to govern by .... and secure within the limits of the law, and the rulers, too, kept ....
(2781 11 )

Augustine and Thomas Aquinas on Deism
.... disagrees with popular opinion, opinion based on "other reliable sources" ought to prevail .... in authority as being servants to others rather than rulers (Pejza). ....
(2729 11 )

Revival of Towns and Trade
.... Merchants and secular rulers realized that better learning could help them challenge rule by .... Thus the method by which argument ought to proceed--as it were a ....
(2819 11 )

US Constitution-Separation of Powers
.... the functions of a good Government; and, consequently, that no objection ought to be .... design scheme of the constitution is to "first, obtain for rulers men who ....
(2555 10 )

Plato and Machiavelli Plato and Machiavelli both wrote a
.... Machiavelli offers his version of how politics "ought" to be, and he does say by .... between goodness and virtue; while virtue is required of rulers and soldiers ....
(4067 16 )

Political Authority
.... kings in their countries or those who are now called kings and rulers come to .... moral weight to concepts of property, and then showing how property ought to be ....
(4108 16 )

Three Views on Nobility and Civility: Cicero, More and Thucydides
.... the noblest advisers are not the ones giving council to princes or rulers, "I still .... mankind; and this is the chief design that every good man ought to propose ....
(3790 15 )

Aristotle's Works
.... justice; while those which aim only at the good of the rulers are wrong .... but the judgment of persons with practical wisdom that determines what we ought or ought ....
(2648 11 )

Neuchterlein Model
.... Moralism is the belief that American policy objectives both are and ought to be .... risen, the tools of repression might well have broken in the rulers' hands, as ....
(5691 23 )

Mexican Mole
.... of the word mole stands as a constant reminder of the proud rulers Mexico once .... how each should be prepared before blending, and how each sauce ought to be ....
(2006 8 )

Rousseau's views on the education of children
.... man is not left to be the sole arbiter of his duties, government ought the less .... without them, you will have nothing but debased slaves, from the rulers of the ....
(1671 7 )

Hobbes & Locke
.... They both also argue that the people have a right to overthrow rulers who do .... will but consult it that, being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm ....
(1657 7 )

Comparison of Beliefs of Hobbes and Locke
.... that being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his .... Calling the Leviathan an "absolute monarch," Locke says such absolute rulers "are but ....
(1917 8 )

Examination of Selected Classical Texts
.... world as a place of dangers, ruled by different gods who behave as rulers of their .... things buy intangibles such as loyalty: In this way a young man ought by his ....
(1970 8 )

Enlightened Despots
.... who should govern, in what manner, and what rights and freedoms ought to be .... Therefore, we can see that different rulers imposed different reform measures for ....
(925 4 )

Humanism Humanism and the Renaissance invol
.... Machiavelli offers his version of how politics "ought" to be, and he does say by .... between goodness and virtue; while virtue is required of rulers and soldiers ....
(5747 23 )

Mill & Rousseau
.... will would most likely be the government or the majority: and rulers are certain .... moral convictions are against those commonly held in his community ought to be ....
(2955 12 )

Polybius' View of a Mixed Constitional Government
.... as described in The Republic is unnecessarily harsh, though: "we ought not to .... democracy, when subjects discover the weakness and corruption of their rulers. ....
(1879 8 )

 
 
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