Introduction Neoliberalism, as both an economic doctrine and a political ideology, is often presented as a tool to maximize individual freedoms through the unfettered operation of markets. Yet, for all of its promises of efficiency and prosperity, neoliberalism has consistently…
Introduction The social contract is a foundational concept in both political philosophy and sociology, rooted in the idea that individuals collectively agree to form a society and abide by its rules for mutual benefit. Although it originated in the works…
Explore the sociological perspective on taxation and why it is not considered legalized theft. Learn about the social contract, income redistribution, provision of public goods, and the role of taxation in maintaining social order and promoting social justice.
