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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES / PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION / KAM7010 - THESIS PROPOSAL
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The course examines the most debated issues in contempoarary political and law theory such as freedom, right, equality, justice, ownership (property), democracy, authority, civil disobedience, secularism, citizenship, political duties (responsibilities), individual, communities, society and tolerance etc. in a conceptual, theoretical and analytical perspective and on political and sociology of law grounds.
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The relationship of contemporary political and law theory, law, politics and society, an introduction to the most debated issues in contemporary law and political theory, law and social life, state, power, authority, freedom, right, equality, justice, property, democracy, civil disobedience, secularism, citizenship, political duties (responsibilities), individual, community, society and tolerance.
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Making students recognise the relationship between contemporary political and law theory
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Encouraging students to establish relationship between law, politics and social life
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Encouraging students to examine the most debated issues in contempoarary political and law theory in a conceptual theoretical and analitical perspective and on political and sociology of law grounds
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