Bentham's Theory of the Modern State

The book explores Jeremy Bentham's contributions to political theory, particularly his ideas on governance and the role of the state in modern society. It examines his utilitarian philosophy and its implications for law, ethics, and public policy, highlighting how his thoughts shaped contemporary views on state functions and individual rights. Through critical analysis, the work aims to connect Bentham's theories to current political debates and challenges, offering insights into the evolution of state theory.