Modern Political Theory: Rousseau and Machiavelli

Among the "prince", Machiavelli believes that citizens are not reliable and encourages leaders to be cautious about trusting them. Their prince will do anything to protect him, but when he was in danger they said he would turn and turn away. He knows that most people are for their sake and not for others. He saw that political success relies not only on opportunities and luck but also on the eyes of fear. Machiavelli said: "The prince has to worry about himself like this, at least he is hated if he is not loved." (10)

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In distant past, all writers such as Machiavelli, Locke, Hobbes, Madison, Rousseau, Marx, etc participated and influenced the political affairs of that era. Likewise, founder of American modern political science has been working energetically to improve the world using that knowledge 11 The American Political Science Association was established to make political science an authoritative position It was. Not long before politics, prominent IR scholars were even more common in the policy decision community before returning to an aggressive (and prominent) academic career.

Modern political theory is defined as a series of attitudes and beliefs depicting today's group and the thought process of the country. Niccoló Machiavelli, born in the late 15th century, is considered a father of contemporary political thought and even regards him as the founder of the concept of "modern". Machiavelli's most famous work, "Prince," secular and realistic political views, has made dramatic progress in previous political thought.