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The future of political theory: Does the fragmentation continue?
The article analyses the current state of political theory. Though political theory has a long history, its development was accompanied by frequent crises. This situation was not changed by the behavioral revolution in political science. In the 21st century, the fragmentation was only intensified due to the development of new areas within political theory. The prospects of the integration of various areas of political theory are extremely vague.
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