Princeton University Press The Lockean Theory of Rights - Princeton University Press

Explore a deep analysis of one of history's most influential political thinkers with The Lockean Theory of Rights. Published by Princeton University Press, this volume provides the first systematic, full-length study dedicated specifically to Locke's theory of rights. While many scholars have examined his political and scientific views, this work focuses on the central moral concept of his philosophy: the rights of persons. This book serves as a vital resource for anyone studying the foundations of political philosophy. It examines how Locke's ideas can contribute to modern discussions regarding rights and their role in contemporary society. Whether you are a student of political science, a philosopher, or a researcher interested in civil liberties, this text offers a necessary look at the framework that continues to shape political thought and legal philosophy.