History of political thought

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  Año 2002, Vol. 23, Número 2

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    The case against teaching virtue for pay: Socrates and the Sophists

    D. Corey

    págs. 189-210

    
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    Orthodoxy and reason of state

    H. Hopfl

    págs. 211-237

    
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    'Self-defence' and sovereignty: the reception and application of German political thought in England and Scotland, 1628-69

    R. Friedeburg

    págs. 238-265

    
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    Prudence in Hobbes's political philosophy

    A. Vanden Houten

    págs. 288-302

    
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    What pleases the prince: Justinian, Napoleon and the lawyers

    D. Kelley

    págs. 288-302

    
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    Collingwood and anthropology as a historical science

    D. Boucher

    págs. 303-332

    
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    Review article -- physiocracy as a theodicy

    M. Sonenscher

    págs. 326-339

    
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    Book Reviews

    págs. 341-373