Articles in social and political philosophy include:

Contents

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• Y
• Z
• See also

A

• A Conflict of Visions
• A Few Words on Non-Intervention
• A Vindication of the Rights of Men
• Accountability
• Action theory
• Actual Idealism
• Adam Müller
• Adamites
• Agency (philosophy)
• Aggravation of class struggle under socialism
• Agonism
• Al-Khidr
• Alan Carter (philosopher)
• Alan Ryan
• Alastair Norcross
• Alexis de Tocqueville
• Alfred Rosenberg
• Alon Ben-Meir
• Altruism
• Anarch (sovereign individual)
• Anarchism in Cuba
• Anarchism in Korea
• Anarchism in Vietnam
• Anarchism
• Anarchist communism
• Anarchist Manifesto
• Anarchist schools of thought
• Anarcho-capitalism
• Anarcho-primitivism
• Anarchy, State, and Utopia
• Andrei Marga
• Animalism (Animal Farm)
• Anomie
• Anti-clericalism
• Anti-communism
• Anti-consumerism
• Anti-elitism
• Anti-environmentalism
• Anti-Germans (communist current)
• Anti-racist mathematics
• Anti-Revisionism
• Anti-Stalinist left
• Antigone (Sophocles)
• Antimilitarism
• António Castanheira Neves
• Antonio Negri
• Apology (Plato)
• Archon
• Aristotle
• Armchair revolutionary
• Armin Mohler
• Arthur Linton Corbin
• Arthur Moeller van den Bruck
• Asian values
• Auctoritas
• Augustinian values
• Austrofascism
• Authenticity (philosophy)
• Authoritarianism
• Authority
• Avant-Garde and Kitsch
• Avant-garde
• Avodah
• Axel Honneth
• Ayn Rand

B

• Bad faith (existentialism)
• Bad originalism
• Banality of Evil
• Barracks communism
• Basic norm
• Basileus
• Beerwolf
• Benjamin Tucker
• Bertrand Russell
• Between Facts and Norms
• Biopolitics
• Biopower
• Black Panther Party
• Blanquism
• Body politic
• Bolshevik
• Bonapartism (Marxism)
• Bourgeoisie
• Bruno Leoni

C

• Capital punishment
• Capitalism
• Carl Joachim Friedrich
• Carl Schmitt
• Carlo Lottieri
• Carmen Laforet
• Catonism
• Celine's laws
• Censorship under fascist regimes
• Charles de Secondat, baron de Montesquieu
• Charles Fremont Dight
• Charles Taylor (philosopher)
• Christian communism
• Christian existentialism
• Christofascism
• Citationality
• Citizen Cyborg
• Civic nationalism
• Civic virtue
• Civics
• Civil liberties
• Class collaboration
• Class consciousness
• Classical liberalism
• Claude Lefort
• Claude Lévi-Strauss
• Clerical fascism
• Clericalism
• Cocolo
• Coercion
• Commodity fetishism
• Commodity form theory
• Common ownership
• Heimin Shimbun
• Communicative rationality
• Communism
• Communitarianism
• Communization
• Compassionate conservatism
• Computer ethics
• Conflict theories
• Confucian view of marriage
• Confucianism in Indonesia
• Confucianism
• Confucius
• Conscience
• Consensual living
• Consensus democracy
• Consent of the governed
• Consent theory
• Consequentialist justifications of the state
• Conservatism worldwide
• Conservatism
• Conservative Christianity
• Constantin Rădulescu-Motru
• Constitutional law
• Constitutional right
• Constitutional theory
• Consumerism
• Contemporary Political Theory
• Cooperative federalism
• Core democratic values
• Corelative
• Cornel West
• Cornelius Castoriadis
• Corporatism
• Cosmopolitanism
• Costas Douzinas
• Council communism
• Coup d'État: A Practical Handbook
• Critical discourse analysis
• Critical historiography
• Critical international relations theory
• Critical legal studies
• Critical pedagogy
• Critical race theory
• Criticisms of communism
• Criticism of communist party rule
• Critique: Journal of Socialist Theory
• Critique of capitalism
• Critique of Dialectical Reason
• Crito
• Crypto-fascism
• CTheory
• Cultural hegemony
• Cultural materialism (anthropology)
• Cultural materialism (cultural studies)
• Cultural studies

D

• Das Kapital
• David Kolb
• David Miller (political theorist)
• De re publica
• Decembrio - family of scholars
• Defensive democracy
• Definitions of fascism
• Delegate model of representation
• Delegated authority
• Democracy in Marxism
• Democracy
• Democratic centralism
• Democratic consolidation
• Democratic deficit
• Democratic dictatorship
• Democratic Ideals
• Democratic socialism
• Democratic transhumanism
• Dérive
• Dialectic
• Dialectical materialism
• Dialectician
• Dignitas (Roman concept)
• Dimitris Dimitrakos
• Direct democracy
• Director primacy
• Disciples of Confucius
• Discontinuity (Postmodernism)
• Discourse ethics
• Discourse
• Distribution of wealth
• Divine Right of Kings
• Double consciousness
• Doxa
• Dual power
• Duality of structure
• Due process
• Duncan Kennedy
• Dystopia

E

• Earth jurisprudence
• Eco-socialism
• Ecofascism
• Ecological modernization
• Economic freedom
• Écriture féminine
• Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature and Other Essays
• Election promise
• Election
• Elective rights
• Enlightened self-interest
• Epic and Novel
• Eranos
• Ergatocracy
• Ernest Wamba dia Wamba
• Ernst Bloch
• Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Economy
• Essays, Moral, Political, and Literary
• Essentially contested concept
• Ethic of reciprocity
• Ethical arguments regarding torture
• Ethics in Government Act
• Ethics
• Étienne de La Boétie
• Eugenics
• Eurocommunism
• Evil
• Exceptionalism
• Execution by burning
• Exile and the Kingdom
• Existential humanism
• Existentialism
• Externalization

F

• Family as a model for the state
• Fascism and ideology
• Fascism
• Fascist manifesto
• Fascist symbolism
• Fatalism
• Federalism
• Federalist
• Feliks Koneczny
• Félix Guattari
• Felix Kaufmann
• Feminist legal theory
• Filial piety
• Filippo Mazzei
• Fiscal conservatism
• For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto
• Fourier complex
• Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
• Francesco D'Andrea
• Francis Fukuyama
• Francis Parker Yockey
• Frank Meyer
• Frankfurt School
• Freedom (political)
• Freedom and the Law
• Freedom of contract
• Freudo-Marxism
• Friedrich Hayek
• Führerprinzip
• Functionalism (sociology)
• Fundamental right
• Fusionism (politics)

G

• Gaullism
• Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft
• Gender studies
• General Will
• Generosity
• Georg Jellinek
• Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
• George Kateb
• George Ohsawa
• Georges Bataille
• Gerald Cohen
• Giacomo Marramao
• Giambattista Vico
• Gianfranco Sanguinetti
• Gilles Deleuze
• Giorgio Agamben
• Giorgio Del Vecchio
• Global citizens movement
• Global Feminism
• Global Justice Movement
• Global Justice or Global Revenge
• Global justice
• Governance
• Governmentality
• Grassroots democracy
• Green conservatism
• Green liberalism
• Green libertarianism
• Green syndicalism
• Guevarism
• Guy Debord
• Gynocentrism

H

• H. B. Acton
• H. L. A. Hart
• Habeas corpus
• Habitus (sociology)
• Hannah Arendt
• Hans Achterhuis
• Hans Kelsen
• Hans Köchler
• Hate speech
• Hegemony
• Henri Lefebvre
• Henry David Thoreau
• Henry George
• Henry Pachter
• Henry Sidgwick
• Herman Oliphant
• Hermeneutics
• Historical materialism
• Historicism
• History of communism
• History of Consciousness
• History of Political Philosophy
• Holism
• Homo sacer
• Houston Stewart Chamberlain
• Hugo Grotius
• Human dignity
• Humanistic psychology

I

• Identity formation
• Ideology
• Imagined communities
• Immanuel Kant
• Immediatism
• Imperialism
• Imperium
• Inclusive Democracy
• Indeterminacy debate in legal theory
• Indian political philosophy
• Individualism
• Institutional cruelty
• Interculturalism
• Internalization
• International law
• Interpellation
• Interregnum
• Invisible dictatorship
• Invisible hand
• Irenism
• Iris Marion Young
• Irrational Man: A Study in Existential Philosophy
• Irrealism (the arts)
• Isabel Paterson
• Isaiah Berlin
• Islamic democracy
• Islamofascism
• Isonomia
• Italian fascism
• Ivan Chtcheglov

J

• J. J. C. Smart
• Jacksonian democracy
• James Brusseau
• James Tully (philosopher)
• Janet Biehl
• Janet Coleman
• Jean-François Lyotard
• Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• Jean Bodin
• Jeffersonian democracy
• Jeffersonian political philosophy
• Jeremy Bentham
• Jewish Bolshevism
• John Austin (legal philosopher)
• John Burnheim
• John Finnis
• John Locke
• John Oswald (activist)
• John Rawls
• John Stuart Mill
• John William Miller
• Jonathan Wolff (philosopher)
• Joseph de Torre
• Joseph H. H. Weiler
• Joseph Priestley and Dissent
• Joseph Priestley
• Joseph Raz
• Joshua Cohen (philosopher)
• Juche
• Judicial activism
• Julian Gumperz
• Julien Offray de La Mettrie
• Julius Binder
• Jürgen Habermas
• Jurisdictional arbitrage
• Jurisprudence
• Justice
• Justification for the state
• Justitium

K

• Karl-Otto Apel
• Karl Marx
• Karl Popper
• Kyklos

L

• L'existentialisme est un humanisme
• Labor theory of property
• Latin Conservatism
• Law in action
• Law, Legislation and Liberty
• Laws (dialogue)
• Leadership
• League of peace
• Left-libertarianism
• Left communism
• Legal formalism
• Legal origins theory
• Legal positivism
• Legal realism
• Legal science
• Legalism (Chinese philosophy)
• Legalism (Western philosophy)
• Leninism
• Leonard Read
• Leonidas Donskis
• Les jeux sont faits
• Les Temps modernes
• Leviathan (book)
• Lex, Rex
• Li (Confucian)
• Li (Neo-Confucianism)
• Liberal conservatism
• Liberal democracy
• Liberalism in the United States
• Liberalism
• Libertarian Marxism
• Libertarian municipalism
• Libertarian socialism
• Libertarian theories of law
• Libertarian transhumanism
• Libertarianism
• Liberty
• List of basic anarchism topics
• List of basic critical theory topics
• List of Confucianists
• List of critical theorists
• List of critical theory topics
• List of postmodern critics
• List of thinkers and authors associated with Existentialism
• List of works in critical theory
• Literary criticism
• Literary theory
• Living Marxism
• Localism (politics)
• Logos: A Journal of Modern Society and Culture
• Lon L. Fuller
• Loren Lomasky
• Louis Althusser
• Ludwig von Mises
• Luxemburgism
• Lysander Spooner

M

• Man's Fate
• Mandate of Heaven
• Mandeville's paradox
• Margaret Canovan
• Marginalization
• Market populism
• Martin Luther King Jr.
• Marx's theory of alienation
• Marx's theory of human nature
• Marxism-Leninism
• Marxism
• Marxist philosophy of nature
• Marxist philosophy
• Marxist revisionism
• Master-slave dialectic
• Maurice Cranston
• Max Horkheimer
• Mazdak
• Media accountability
• Media transparency
• Mencius
• Meritarian
• Messianic democracy
• Meta-rights
• Methodological individualism
• Michael Davis (philosopher)
• Michael Novak
• Michael Otsuka
• Michel Foucault
• Mihailo Markovic
• Milan Kangrga
• Minima Moralia
• Minority (philosophy)
• Modalities (sociology)
• Modern liberalism in the United States
• Monarchomachs
• Monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force
• Moral absolutism
• Moral choice
• Moral relativism
• Moral responsibility
• Moral syncretism
• Mortimer Adler
• Mottainai
• Murray Bookchin
• Murray Rothbard
• Musical historicism
• Mutual liberty

N

• National Catholicism
• Nationalism
• Natural law
• Natural order
• Naturalization
• Negarchy
• Negative and positive rights
• Negative liberty
• Neo-Confucianism
• Neo-Luddism
• Neo-Stalinism
• Neo-theocracy
• Neo-Tribalism
• Neofunctionalism (sociology)
• Netocracy
• New Democracy
• Niccolò Machiavelli
• Nigel Warburton
• Nineteen Eighty-Four
• Norbert Leser
• Norm (philosophy)
• Norm (sociology)
• Normlessness

O

• Objectivity (philosophy)
• Oligarchy
• Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
• Open government
• Open society
• Oppression
• Organic law
• Organic statute
• Organic work
• Organicism
• Original intent
• Original meaning
• Originalism
• Oskar Negt
• Other
• Owenism

P

• Paleoconservatism
• Paralanguage
• Parity of esteem
• Participatory democracy
• Pasajes de la guerra revolucionaria
• Paul R. Patton
• Paul Virilio
• Peace
• Pentacosiomedimni
• People
• Per Bauhn
• Perpetual peace
• Persecution
• Personal life
• Peter Lamborn Wilson
• Peter Steinberger
• Pew Research Center political typology
• Philanthropreneur
• Philanthropy
• Philip Pettit
• Philosophical anarchism
• Philosophy of economics
• Philosophy of history
• Philosophy of social science
• Philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard
• Pierre-André Taguieff
• Pierre Bourdieu
• Pirate utopia
• Planned economy
• Plato
• Political argument
• Political consciousness
• Political consumerism
• Political culture
• Political engineering
• Political jurisprudence
• Political Order in Changing Societies
• Political philosophy of Immanuel Kant
• Political philosophy
• Political positivism
• Political radicalism
• Political rehabilitation
• Political sociology
• Political structure
• Political theology
• Politics (Aristotle)
• Politics Drawn from the Very Words of Holy Scripture
• Politics
• Popular front
• Populism
• Positive law
• Positive liberty
• Positivism
• Post-industrial society
• Post-Marxism
• Postcolonialism
• Posthegemony
• Posthumanism
• Postmodern Christianity
• Postmodern social construction of nature
• Potter Box
• Power: A New Social Analysis
• Praxis intervention
• Praxis School
• Prediction theory of law
• Primitive communism
• Principle of law
• Procedural democracy
• Procreative beneficence
• Progressivism in the United States
• Proletarian internationalism
• Proletariat
• Propaganda of the deed
• Property redistribution
• Public
• Public reason
• Public sphere
• Public trust
• Punishment
• Punk ideologies
• Purposive theory
• Pyongyang Declaration

Q

• Queer theory

R

• Racialism
• Rada Ivekovic
• Radical democracy
• Radical Democracy Party (Chile)
• Rainer Forst
• Ralstonism
• Rate of exploitation
• Rational choice theory
• Raya Dunayevskaya
• Reactionary
• Real freedom
• Real socialism
• Reason and Revolution
• Rechtsstaat
• Red-baiting
• Reification (Marxism)
• Relations of production
• Religious communism
• Religious democracy
• René Viénet
• Representative democracy
• Representative direct democracy
• Republican democracy
• Republican In Name Only
• Ressentiment
• Revolutionary integrationism
• Revolutionary spontaneity
• Richard Gregg
• Richard M. Weaver
• Right-libertarianism
• Right Hegelians
• Right of asylum
• Right of revolution
• Rights
• Rights of Man
• Robert Nozick
• Robert P. George
• Roberto Mangabeira Unger
• Ronald Dworkin
• Rule by decree
• Rule of law
• Russell Kirk

S

• Scientific Communism
• Scientism
• Secondary antisemitism
• Sectarian democracy
• Secularism
• Secularization
• Self-determination
• Self (philosophy)
• Selfishness
• Semantics
• Seniority
• Serge Moscovici
• Shortage economy
• Significant other
• Simone Weil
• Situationist International
• Small-c conservative
• Social alienation
• Social Choice and Individual Values
• Social conservatism
• Social constructionism
• Social contract
• Social Darwinism
• Social democracy
• Social determinism
• Social engineering (political science)
• Social exclusion
• Social fascism
• Social influence
• Social Justice in the Liberal State
• Social justice
• Social liberalism
• Social medicine
• Social philosophy
• Social progress
• Social psychology (sociology)
• Social reality
• Social responsibility
• Social Solidarity
• Socialism
• Socialist realism
• Societal attitudes toward homosexuality
• Societal attitudes towards abortion
• Society
• Soft paternalism
• Soft tyranny
• Solange Pierre
• Søren Kierkegaard and Friedrich Nietzsche
• South Park and Philosophy: You Know, I Learned Something Today
• Sovereignty
• Soviet democracy
• Spectacle (Situationism)
• Stalinism
• State and Revolution
• State capitalism
• State of emergency
• State of nature
• State racism
• Stateless communism
• States and Social Revolutions
• Statesman (dialogue)
• Statolatry
• Stephen Bronner
• Stereotype
• Stirrings Still: The International Journal of Existential Literature
• Strict constructionism
• Structuration
• Subjective expected utility
• Substantive democracy
• Sultanism
• Suppression of dissent
• Synoecism
• Systematic ideology

T

• T. M. Scanlon
• Tabula rasa
• Tacitean studies
• Taistoism
• Taking Rights Seriously
• Takis Fotopoulos
• Tara Smith (philosopher)
• Teaching for social justice
• Techniques of neutralization
• Ten Days that Shook the World
• Textualism
• The Adulterous Woman
• The aestheticization of politics
• The Black Book of Communism
• The Case of the Speluncean Explorers
• The Commonwealth of Oceana
• The Communist Manifesto
• The Concept of Law
• The Doctrine of Fascism
• The Establishment
• The Ethics of Liberty
• The Faces of Janus
• The French Revolution (Carlyle)
• The Inclusion of the Other
• The Kingdom of this World
• The Machiavellian Moment
• The Market for Liberty
• The Metamorphosis
• The Middle Way
• The Myth of the Rational Voter
• The Phenomenology of Spirit
• The Plague
• The Possessed (play)
• The Prince
• The Rebel
• The Renegade (Camus short story)
• The Republic (Plato)
• The Rhetoric of Hitler's "Battle"
• The Roman Revolution
• The Second Sex
• The Silent Men
• The Soul of Man under Socialism
• The Stranger (Camus novel)
• The Third Wave
• The Vision of the Anointed
• The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
• Theatre of the Absurd
• Theodor Sternberg
• Theodor W. Adorno
• Theory of criminal justice
• Theory of Subversion and Containment
• Third Way (centrism)
• Thomas Hill Green
• Thomas Hobbes
• Þorsteinn Gylfason
• Thought of Thomas Aquinas
• Three Principles of the People
• Three sided football
• Titoism
• Todd May
• Toleration
• Tony Honoré
• Torture
• Totalitarian democracy
• Totalitarianism
• Tradition
• Traditional Chinese social structure
• Traditionalist Conservatism
• Transformative justice
• Translating "law" to other European languages
• Truth
• Two Concepts of Liberty
• Two Treatises of Government
• Tyranny of the majority

U

• Unity of opposites
• Universal ethic
• Universal pragmatics
• Unorganisation
• Utopia

V

• Value (personal and cultural)
• Value judgment
• Value pluralism
• Varieties of democracy
• Victor d'Hupay
• Virtue jurisprudence
• Vox populi

W

• Wagnerism
• Waiting for Godot
• Waking Life
• Walter Benjamin
• War
• Washing out mouth with soap
• Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld
• Wild law
• Wildness
• Wilhelm Dilthey
• Will (philosophy)
• William Fontaine
• William James
• William Paley
• William Sweet
• Workers of the world, unite!
• Wu Enyu

Y

• Young Hegelians

Z

• Zeitgeist

See also

• Index of sociopolitical thinkers