Marxism

Hegel

Marx

Max Weber

Arendt

Tom Paine

J.S.Mill

Karl Marx

Max Weber

Considers state as a natural institution?

Considers state as a divine institution

Considers state as an instrument of class coercion

Considers state as the first condition of civilisation

The state is man’s natural destination

The state is a necessary evil

The state is an instrument for the promotion of the welfare of the people

The states is a machine through which the ruling class imposes its will on the rest of the people

Common good

Good of the poor people

And defends the interests propertied classes

Conditions which are conducive to man’s moral development

Capitalist and socialists

Free men and slaves

Capitalist and worker

Patrician and Plebeian

God’s will

Great Ideas

Great Personalities

Forces of Production

Doing away with the state

Restricting the activities of state

Granting greater powers to state

Granting only military and police functions to the state

Preceded the creation of the state

Followed the creation of the state

Did not exist at all

None of the prove

A divine institution

A natural institution

A man made institution

Result of evolution