A course of high formative impact with a complete analysis of politics from a philosophical point of view, through the necessary knowledge to elaborate a well-founded and complete critique of its evolutions"

The analysis of the different forms of government that have developed throughout history is fundamental to understanding contemporary political processes and the evolution of the different models of state. 

This comprehensive Postgraduate diploma will take you on a formative journey through the historical moments that determined these developments, understanding how and why they came about. But, in addition, you will study these determining factors for human evolution. Through the analysis of political philosophy you will learn to make a complete analysis of the contemporary political situation, supported by the ability to work with a high level of preparation and, above all, with the personal and professional development to which we intend to encourage you with this specialization.

In order to provide a superior specialization, all the essential concepts have been included to propel students to advanced levels of philosophical study, with the ability to convert this knowledge into effective and practical skills.

A complete compendium of knowledge and developments that will lead to the highest standards of professional training, with the competitiveness of an expert in this field of work.
 But, in addition, with this course you will learn with the most effective systems for the study of this subject.

If students want to improve themselves, achieve a positive change on a personal level, relate to the best and belong to the new generation of professionals capable of working anywhere in the world, this may be their path.

A Postgraduate diploma that is fully compatible with other work, personal, teaching or study commitments. Its system and teaching approach will flexibly adjust to student needs from beginning to end throughout the course. Consequently, the results are much more efficient since the study will not become an unbearable burden, but rather, a stimulating and easy challenge to undertake and bring to fruition.

A high-quality qualification that will propel you to the highest echelons of philosophical ability in these exciting areas of work"

This Postgraduate diploma in Philosophy of Law and Politics contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. The most important features include: 

• Practical cases that apply the theoretical content through real life situations  
• The graphic, schematic and eminently practical contents with which they are conceived, gather a scientific and assistance specialization on those disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• It contains practical exercises where the self-evaluation process can be carried out to improve learning
• Algorithm-based interactive learning system for decision-making in the situations which are presented to the student
• Special emphasis on practical learning
• All this will be complemented with theoretical lessons, questions to the Course, discussion forums on controversial issues and individual reflection papers
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

Study with the greatest University in the technological era to be part of an entity with a vocation of service, aware of current social needs, at a global level, and individual needs in particular” 

TECH Global University offers the most innovative, creative and unique offering, in a dynamic, talented and internationally recognized institution. With a space to exchange ideas, experience and reflections. Students will be able to share their learning experience through forums and other collaborative tools in a 100% online format. 

We support you at all times thanks to an involved and committed teaching staff. The teaching team transmits their expertise of their professional performance, working from a real, lively and dynamic context. But above all, TECH explores students’ critical side, their ability to question things, their problem-solving skills, as well as their interpersonal skills.

This Postgraduate diploma has been created to help you study in a simple, efficient and flexible way, with the maximum quality of a high-level education"

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This complete instructional development will lead students to acquire the most comprehensive knowledge available, bringing them closer to excellence in the humanistic field. The syllabus has been designed following the criteria of high academic impact this Postgraduate diploma has, and the new teaching approaches that aim to maintain motivation and interest, which are essential to achieving the learning objectives. A high quality teaching model that sets us apart.

A complete journey through the key concepts to know and understand the historical evolution of philosophy"

Module 1. Philosophy of Law

1.1 Introduction

1.1.1. Nature of Legal Practice
1.1.2. Common Legal Knowledge
1.1.3. Technical Legal Knowledge
1.1.4. Division of Law
1.1.5. Legal Methodology
1.1.6. Relationship Between Law and Other Fields of Knowledge

1.2 Key points of Legal Knowledge

1.2.1. Justice in the Commutative Sphere
1.2.2. Justice in the Distributive Sphere
1.2.3. Foralism

1.3 The History of Law

1.3.1. The Ius in Ancient Rome
1.3.2. The Binomial Ius Civile and Lex Antiqua
1.3.3. The Ius in the Christianized Greek East
1.3.4. The Ius in the Christianized Latin West
1.3.5. The Protestant Rupture
1.3.6. The New Revolutionary Order

1.4 Law and Theology

1.4.1. Ancient Ius as Pagan Theologian Civilis
1.4.2. The Jurist and the Staretz
1.4.3. Restitution and Penance
1.4.4. Justice and Mercy
 

Module 2. Political Philosophy

2.1 What Is Political Philosophy?

2.1.1. The Lesson of the Classics
2.1.2. The Great Themes of Political Philosophy
2.1.3. Stages of Political Philosophy

2.2 Ancient Political Philosophy

2.2.1. The Republic as the Platonic Ideal for Politics
2.2.2. The Politics of Aristotle

2.3 Medieval Political Philosophy

2.3.1. St. Augustine and the City of God
2.3.2. The Theological-Political Disputes of the Middle Ages and Thomistic Synthesis

2.4 Machiavelli and the Birth of Modern Political Thought

2.4.1. Machiavelli's Theory of Forms of Government
2.4.2. Machiavelli's Political Realism

2.5 Modern Political Philosophy

2.5.1. Hobbes and Modern Iusnaturalism
2.5.2. Locke and the Liberal Formulation of Modern Iusnaturalism
2.5.3. Rousseau and the Critique of Modern Political Philosophy

Module 3. Social and Political Philosophy

3.1 Examples of Philosophical Reflections on Society and Politics

3.1.1. Ancient and Medieval Philosophers
3.1.2. Modern and Contemporary Philosophers

3.2 Principles of Social and Political Order

3.2.1. Human Person and Law: Person and Freedom. Marriage. Family
3.2.2. Law and Legality: Solidarity. Subsidiarity. Common Good. Society
3.2.3. Economics and Development: Intermediate Bodies. Social Participation. Work

3.3 The State and Social Constitution

3.3.1. Nature and Constitution of the State: Definition. Law. Authority. Power. Territory. Nation and Homeland. Autonomy. Sovereignty
3.3.2. Bodies, Limits and Functions of the State: Division of Power. Legitimacy and Legality. International Community
3.3.3. Forms of Government: Democracy and Other Forms of Political Organization. Autonomy. Sovereignty

3.4 Justice and Peace

3.4.1. Poverty, Development and Relationships of Justice
3.4.2. Promoting Peace and International Community: Global Entities
3.4.3. War and Conditions for Peace: Legitimate Defence and Community

Module 4. Seminar on Contemporary Political Problems 

4.1 The Artificial Construction of Modern Nations.

4.1.1. The Traditional Community.

4.1.1.1. Archetypal Life.
4.1.1.2. Cyclic and Spiral Notions of History.
4.1.1.3. Forality and Estates.

4.1.2. The ruptures that lead to Nationalism.

4.1.2.1. Destructive Ideologies in Traditional Archetypes.
4.1.2.2. The Linear Notion of History.
4.1.2.3. Egalitarianism

4.1.3. The Artificial Construction of Revolutionary Nations.

4.1.3.1. Social Fabric Trauma as a Reordering Technique.
4.1.3.2. The Constitution as a Founding Document.
4.1.3.3. The New State Calendar.
4.1.3.4. National Mythology and Propaganda. 

4.2 Constitutionalism, Constitutive or Disintegrating of the Body Politic?

4.2.1. The Nominalist Roots of Philosophical Contractualism.
4.2.2. Legal Constitutionalism as a Consequence of Contractualism.
4.2.3. Anglo-American Constitutionalism.
4.2.4. Spanish-American Constitutionalism.

4.3 Geopolitics and Multipolar World.

4.3.1. The International Westphalian Order.
4.3.2. Ideology and Geopolitics.
4.3.3. The Bipolar Order of the Cold War.
4.3.4. The Post-Soviet Unipolar Order.
4.3.5. The Gestation of the Multipolar World

A process of specialization structured in a dynamic and effective way, to propel you to knowledge in a simple, stimulating and solvent way"