Category: Political Science/Philosophy. Review: The category of political science/philosophy is one that encompasses a wide range of topics related to the study of politics, government, and society. Within this category, there are many different subcategories, including economic systems, social justice, international relations, and more. In this review, we will explore some of the most important works in political science/philosophy, with a focus on books that have had a significant impact on the field. One of the most well-known and influential works in political science/philosophy is The Communist Manifesto by Marx, Engels, and Friedrich. This book, first published in 1848, presents a critical analysis of capitalism and argues for the need for a socialist revolution to replace it. While some may argue that the ideas presented in The Communist Manifesto are outdated or irrelevant today, there is no denying that this book has had a profound impact on political thought and continues to be studied by scholars and activists alike. Another important work in political science/philosophy is The Structural-Anarchism Manifesto: (The Logic of Structural-Anarchism Versus The Logic of Capitalism) by Sasha McCandless. This book presents a critique of both capitalism and anarchy, arguing that these systems are inherently flawed and that a new form of society is needed to replace them. While some may find the ideas presented in this book controversial or radical, there is no denying that it has had an impact on political thought and continues to be studied by scholars and activists alike. The Communist Manifesto (Illustrated) by Marx, Engels, Friedrich (2002) Paperback is a modern edition of the classic work that includes illustrations to help readers better understand the ideas presented in the book. This edition also includes an introduction by Terry Eagleton, which provides context and background information on the historical context in which The Communist Manifesto was written. The Sasha McCandless Series: Volume 1 (Books 1-3) is a collection of essays that explore various aspects of political science/philosophy. This series covers topics such as capitalism, anarchy, and social justice, and includes both theoretical and practical discussions of these issues. While some may find the writing style in this series to be dense or difficult to follow, there is no denying that it has had an impact on political thought and continues to be studied by scholars and activists alike. The Communist Manifesto (Penguin Classics) by Marx, Engels, Friedrich (2002) Paperback is another modern edition of the classic work that includes an introduction by Terry Eagleton. This edition also includes a glossary of terms to help readers better understand the ideas presented in the book. Overall, political science/philosophy is a rich and diverse field that encompasses many different topics related to the study of politics, government, and society. The works reviewed here are just a few examples of the many important books that have had an impact on this field.