00000nam 2200000 4500 INLIS000000000009166 20200508204659 200508||||||||| | ||| |||| ||eng|| 0-07-313249-7 010-0520009166 eng 320.01 320.01/WEN/P Peter S. Wenz Political Philosophies in Moral Conflict United States of America McGraw Hill 2005 XVII, 430 hlm.; 23 cm 23 cm Indeks : p. 420-430 p. V-X In Political Philosophies in Moral Conflict, Peter S. Wenz examines the major pilitical theories and how those theories can be used to understand different, often conflicting ideas on the role the modern state should play in people's lives. students will explore the impact of classic and contemporary pholosophical theories on political organizations and institutions through a variety of controversial subjects, e.g., racial profiling, drug legalization, pollution control and physician-assisted suicide. Additional case studies, including school vouchers, Microsoft's trade and business polices, polygamy, and abortion, help to reveal the practical, everyday effects that competing political philosophies have on our lives. political Science (philosophy)