Political Thought in Classical Islam. Human society as an object of study in Ibn Khaldun's Muqaddimah
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In the 14th century, when Islamic society was experiencing, for different reasons, an introspective stage, Ibn Khaldun wrote a deeply innovative work. In this article we demonstrate how the author unveils a Islamic based worldview rendering of human society, presenting the social transformation dynamics as consequence of struggle for power.
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