The state and politics in philosophy - Bertrand Russell

His mind nearly devoid of addressing the problem of the optimal social and political system according to his opinion. It is worth mentioning here that although Rusl was born and raised in Britain, his political view was always globally oriented and comprehensive in purpose, as he opposed World War I and II; due to the horrific destructive results they had on European civilization and the entire world. He also stood against any evil aggressive goals seeking to ignite the fires of wars and destroy human civilization, and he condemned evil tendencies; convinced that wars are never justified and can never be the final solution to human problems. Based on these good visions and the turbulent human spirit full of love, emotion, and longing for peace and prolonging the lifespan of human civilization, and for the innocence of his political vision aimed at achieving the dreams of all humanity, and to expand his human thought, we decided to focus on this philosopher who excelled in many fields of life from philosophy to mathematics, reaching religious visions and Sufism, and finally peace and politics. In order to examine many political aspects in his philosophy, we wanted to explore his stance on the state, and the impact of social aspects within it, considering it as a foundation and a pillar of building states, as well as how states are built and ways to achieve security and global peace. Number of pages: 296 Year of publication: 2016 Publisher: Nainawa House for Studies, Publishing, and Distribution