A comprehensive book exploring the history of social contract theory in Western thought, written by Michael Lessnoff and translated by Faisal Kareem Al-Dhafiri. The book examines the development and evolution of social contract philosophy in Western political theory. Key features: • Academic analysis of social contract theory • Covers major Western political philosophers • Arabic translation by Faisal Kareem Al-Dhafiri • Published by Dar Al-Malamah • Includes historical context and development • Philosophical examination of social agreements The cover features an artistic watercolor illustration depicting a symbolic representation of social contract theory, with a figure lifting what appears to be a scroll or document. The artwork uses blues and browns as its primary colors, creating a striking visual metaphor for the book's themes of social agreements and obligations.