EBook For The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Political Science 1st Edition

EBook For The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Political Science 1st Edition By Harold Kincaid, Jeroen Van Bouwel

The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Political Science has 27 chapters that help readers understand important ideas in the study of political science. It brings together both philosophers and political scientists to discuss big questions about how we study politics. The book connects philosophy with real-world political science, so the ideas discussed are closely related to actual political studies.

The chapters are divided into four main parts:

1. Looking at different theories in political science.
2. Challenges with methods and finding solutions.
3. Understanding why and how political science is used.
4. How political science and society affect each other.

The book covers many topics, such as how biology affects political opinions, explaining how people make decisions, studying democracy, using experiments in political science, and understanding issues like feminism and values. It’s a helpful resource for anyone interested in how political science works and why it matters.