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• 1. The Greek Theory of the State
• 2. The Greek State
• 3. Political Thought Before The Sophists
• 4. The Political Theory of the Sophists
• 5 Socrates and the Minor Socratics
• 6. Plato and the Platonic Dialogue
• 7. The Earlier Dialogues of Plato
• 8. The Republic and its Theory of Justice
• 9. The Republic and Its Theory of Education
• 10. The Republic and Its Theory of Communism
• 11. Plato and the States of Greece
• 12. The Politicus.
• 13. The Laws and Its General Theory of the State
• 14. The System of Social Relations in the Laws
• 15. The System of Government in the Laws
• 16. The Laws and Its Theory of Law
• 17. The Theory of Education in the Laws Appendix The Later History of Plato's Political Theory. Index.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

Much has been written about the interpretation of Plato in the last thirty years. Once interpreted as a revolutionary of the left, and a prophet of Socialism, he has lately been interpreted as a revolutionary of the Right and a forerunner of Fascism. In this book Plato appears as himself - a revolutionary indeed, and even an authoritarian, but a revolutionary of the pure idea of the Good, and an authoritarian of the pure reason, unattached either to the Right or the Left.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• The Roman conception of empire
• The unity of mediaeval civilization
• A Huguenot theory of politics: the Vindiciae contra tyrannos
• Puritanism
• Christianity and nationality
• The discredited state
• The study of political science
• History and philosophy
• The uses of leisure.