Synopsis Any account of political theories of the modern period must deals invariably with the political philosophies and concepts propounded by the great stalwarts of the period and ends with a comparison of these political thoughts. “Modern Political Theory” presents political philosophies prevalent and well as propounded during the period, like theory of natural law and natural rights, empiricism, feudalism fascism, individualism, intellectualism, liberalism, communism, socialism and democratism. In doing so, the book presents analytic views of many political authorities on the political thoughts, theories and concepts of propounders which include, inter alia, Rousseau, Hum, Burke, Hegal, Bentham, Compte, Engels, T.H. Green, Hilter, Kant, Locke, Lenin, Stalin, J.S. Mill, Karl Marx, Mussolini, Nietzsche, Richardo, Rosenberg and Trotsky. This unique encompassment with all political philosophies of modern period is a must for every student, teacher, scholars, politician and general reader.