Ideas of social order in the ancient world
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Foreword by John Galtung Preface Introduction Research Design International Theory and Social Order in Civilizational Thought Comparison of Civilizational Thought: The Cases and the Method Principle-Oriented Patterns of Social Order Moral Principles as the Basis of Social Order Dharma and Caste as the Basis of Social Order Asha and Contract as the Basis of Social Order Torah and National Identity as the Basis of Social Order Power-Oriented Patterns of Social Order The Ideal Community as the Basis of Social Order The Wise King as the Basis of Social Order Education as the Basis of Social Order Heroism as the Basis of Social Order Coercive Power as the Basis of Social Order Peaceful External Relations as the Basis of Social Order The Politics of Exclusion as the Basis of Social Order Power Politics as the Basis of Social Order Conclusions: Comparison of the Ideas of Social Order Appendix Bibliography Index
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Foreword by John Galtung Preface Introduction Research Design International Theory and Social Order in Civilizational Thought Comparison of Civilizational Thought: The Cases and the Method Principle-Oriented Patterns of Social Order Moral Principles as the Basis of Social Order Dharma and Caste as the Basis of Social Order Asha and Contract as the Basis of Social Order Torah and National Identity as the Basis of Social Order Power-Oriented Patterns of Social Order The Ideal Community as the Basis of Social Order The Wise King as the Basis of Social Order Education as the Basis of Social Order Heroism as the Basis of Social Order Coercive Power as the Basis of Social Order Peaceful External Relations as the Basis of Social Order The Politics of Exclusion as the Basis of Social Order Power Politics as the Basis of Social Order Conclusions: Comparison of the Ideas of Social Order Appendix Bibliography Index
Key concepts: Social order, Social philosophy, Sociology, Social change, Order (exchange), Fatherland, Social entropy, Social science