Policy

Aristotle is the greatest ancient Greek philosopher, a student of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great. The main place among his works devoted to the state and society is occupied by "Politics" - one of the most important texts of ancient philosophy. It gives a deep and detailed analysis of the social and state structure of Ancient Greece. Aristotle examines the constitution and legislation, the reasons for coups d'etat, speaks about the ideal state and public education. "Man by nature is a political being," said Aristotle. But what should a state organized for the common good be like?