Harold Joseph Laski Libros
Harold Laski fue un destacado teórico político marxista británico, conocido por su influyente cátedra y su prolífica obra escrita. Su labor académica profundizó en la compleja interacción de la democracia, el estado y la justicia social. Las ideas de Laski moldearon significativamente el discurso político e intelectual de su época, dejando un impacto duradero en el pensamiento contemporáneo sobre la gobernanza y la sociedad.
Focusing on the presidency's role in American society, this groundbreaking study delves into its functions and significance from an English perspective. Published in 1940, it presents a unique theory that explores how the presidency influences and shapes American life, offering insights into its institutional dynamics and political implications. Professor Laski's analysis provides a fresh viewpoint on a crucial aspect of American governance.
The Foundations of Sovereignty and Other Essays [1921]
- 336 páginas
- 12 horas de lectura
Laski's theory posits that the state is not an ultimate authority but rather one of many associations vying for citizens' loyalty. This perspective challenges traditional views of state supremacy and emphasizes competition among various social entities. Harold J. Laski, a prominent political scientist and Labour Party leader, shaped modern political thought and influenced notable figures like Felix Frankfurter and Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister. His insights remain significant in understanding the dynamics of political authority and governance.
This book, first published in 1942, covers the whole field of wartime life and organization. Economics, burden-sharing, liberty and efficiency, womens' roles: all are discussed frankly with positive suggestions being made.
