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Takamichi Sakurai
New Perspectives on Comparative Political Theory
New Perspectives on Comparative Political Theory
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- More about New Perspectives on Comparative Political Theory
This book considers the emerging subdiscipline of Comparative Political Theory (CPT) and its place within Political Theory. CPT is nascent but rapidly expanding field of academic inquiry and presents methodological and theoretical challenges to the wider discipline. Sakurai argues that CPT accentuates the very problems in Political Theory it was created to resolve because it operates with the same center-periphery dichotomy that it was meant to eradicate. Specifically, Sakurai questions the hegemony of Western political thought in non-Western societies and universities, as well as the skewing of the discipline toward political philosophy. Ultimately, the volume presents a novel definition of CPT and demonstrates how it can contribute to the cross-cultural investigation of political phenomena, helping us respond to political developments in a global context.
- Publication date: 24 February 2027
- Page count: 126
- Publisher: Springer International Publishing AG
- Format: Hardback
- ISBN-13: 9783031987533
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