In the famous "Politics," the great Stagirite analyzes in detail the genesis and structure of political society. His primary concern is the search for the ideal government.
Following a strictly scientific method, he utilizes the existing material (theories of earlier philosophers, existing governments, various historical data) to reach a rational conclusion. In other words, having gathered a vast amount of material, he makes it a common possession of humanity.
This work of Aristotle is a true treasure for the reader, who within it will discover timeless truths as well as significant information about the legislative work and political thought of the ancients.
Book IV: Digressions on basic forms of government. Excellent state. Structure of government.
Book V: Causes of revolts. Places to avoid revolts and ways they manifest in various forms of government.
