Bureaucracy-Politics Relations and Türkiye

Social Contract - Hasan Ali Yücel Classics Book Description Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778): From Discourse on the Sciences and Arts to Emile, from The Source of Inequality Among Men to Confessions, the most important Romantic thinker of the Enlightenment thought that broke new ground in human history -is the author. The Social Contract (1762) continues to be one of the most fundamental works of thought regarding the coexistence of societies since the day it was published. Vedat Günyol (1911-2004); He is one of the most important members of our cultural history who continued the spirit of the Translation Bureau with the Yeni Ufuklar magazine and Çan Publications, which he later published. In addition to his "alone and together" translations ranging from Rabelais to Rousseau, from T. More to M. Gandhi, his own essays have been collected in more than twenty books. Contents A Few Words of the Translator / Vedat Günyol BOOK I Is the General Claim Wrong? IV The Limits of Sovereign Power V The Right of Life and Death VI Law VII Legalist VIII The People IX The People (Continued) VI Monarchy VII Mixed Governments VIII Not Every Form of Government Suits Every Country IX Signs of Good Government XIII How Does Sovereign Power Persist? (Continued) XIV How Does Sovereign Power Persist? (Continued) XV Deputies or Representatives Community Religion IX Conclusion (From the Promotional Bulletin)