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Michael Nelson

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July 24, 2010 by profmikenelson

Approaches to Political Theory

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The Chicago School (Leo Strauss)

The Cambridge School (Quentin Skinner)

Phenomenology

Hermeneutics

Deconstruction

Genealogy

Comparative Political Theory

Vantagism

Analytical Political Theory

Dialectical Approaches

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