Origin of political society from "summary" of Political Philosophy by Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux
The origin of political society has been a subject of much debate among philosophers and political theorists. The question of how societies come into being and how political authority is established is a central concern in understanding the nature of government and the rights and responsibilities of individuals within a society. One prominent theory regarding the origin of political society is the social contract theory, which posits that political authority is derived from a voluntary agreement among individuals to form a government for the purpose of securing their mutual interests and protecting their rights. According to th...
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