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- Biblical Theocracy - - Topics discussed include Aristotle's politics, pros and cons of Christian Democracy, the practical possibility of theocracy.
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- Conservativism and Christian Democracy - - Text of a speech by David Willetts, Conservative MP for Havant (UK), tracing the history of the conservative and Christian Democracy movements and contrasting their origins, aims, and directions, particularly in regard to public services.
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- Constitutionalism - - Philosophical survey of the idea that government should be limited in its powers by law; from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy by Wil Waluchow.
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- Equality - - Survey of social and political equality; from the Stanford Encyclopedia by Stefan Gosepath.
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- External Evolution of Human Species - - A site based on books written by the sites author on the evolution of human organization: by its size (through tribe, city-state, state, and empire) and by its quality (through monarchy and republic).
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- From State to Free-State - - Paper on changes in the meaning of the words "republic" and "commonwealth" in the 17th and 18th centuries. By William R. Everdell and first published in 1987 at the 7th ISECS, Budapest.
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- The Green Book - - Political, Economic and Social basis of the 'Third Universal Theory' in the three parts of The Green Book, the philosophy of Muammar Al Qathafi.
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- An Ideological Division - - Offering non-traditional definitions of conservatism, liberalism, libertarianism, socialism, and the role of the moderat.
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- International Political Theory - - Mailing list for anyone interested in discussing the intersection between international relations and political theory.
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- Neoliberalism - - Attempts to summarise neoliberalism as a philosophy, not simply as economics.
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- On Equality - - The many principles of equality foisted on egalitarianism, and their worth by Prof. Ted Honderich.
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- The Perfect Law of Liberty - - Explores what freedom is and its relationship to law, the proper role of government, and which forms of government are best.
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- Political Philosophy - - Definitions for four main kinds of political philosophy by professor Duncan Richter.
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- Political Systems - - All the major political systems explained, from anarchy through capitalism and socialism to theocracy.
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- Political Theory Daily Review - - A portal weblog on political theory and philosophy, and is updated every weekday. Links to articles and essays that can be read free of charge and that are relevant to the field of political theory and broadly conceived to cover a wide range of subjects, perspectives, and methodologies. There are also several supporting pages that serve as guides for resources found online.
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- PoliticalThought.com - - Links relevant to political philosophy and theorists. Including some book reviews.
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- Price and Anti-Prince - - Machiavelli's The Prince and of Frederick the Great's response, Anti-Machiavel threaded together, chapter by chapter. Full electronic texts.
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- Radical Centrism.org - - About the philosophical basis of the Radical Middle movement. Manifesto, papers, and links.
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- A Rational Life - - Several pages discussing the aspects of individuals living in groups and the issues of governance. Topics include, "Public Choice", Vagueness, Paradoxes, "Social Dilemmas", Liberty, and Personal.
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- School of Cooperative Individualism - - A website introducing visitors to the socio-political philosophy of cooperative individualism, as espoused by champions of individual liberty Thomas Paine, Henry George and others of like mind. The website also contains an internal search engine and extensive library of reference materials, readings, links to other websites and a discussion forum.
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- Sovereignty - - Modern notion of political authority of supreme authority within a territory; from the Stanford Encyclopedia by Dan Philpott.
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- We Only Need One Law - - Online book covering the structural limitations of democracy and opportunities for refinement.
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- What is Government? - - An essay about the origination and evolution of government including an analysis of the history of government based upon the ideas of John Lock, Thomas Paine, and Aristotle.
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- Where are the Meek? - - Essay by Barry Lenoardini suggesting a less mechanized approach to the pursuit of one's life. Author, table of contents and introduction.
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