¶ … theorists regarding political stability, the ideas and opinions of Aristotle, Plato, and Thucydides will be mentioned by thoroughly analyzing the viewpoints of these theorists in their books such as: Aristotle's "The Politics" And "Nicomachean Ethics," Plato's "The Republic," and Thucydides "The Peloponnesian War." The analysis and observations of the viewpoints of these theorists will be included in the paper. The question on which the analysis will be based is as under:

What is the key to political stability, according to Aristotle? Why? Compare Plato or Thucydides' answers to this question.

Political stability is one of the most difficult problem on which many attempts have been made by the government to gain a stable political system so that the people living in the country can have an independent and free life. History and researches show that despite of many attempts the leaders have failed to maintain stable and under controlled political environment in the countries. The views and opinions of these theorists are presented in the paper so as to...

Hence, the political stability is not attained because of such attitude of the government authorities. Therefore, to maintain a stable political environment the government should involve the ideas and views of the people living in the country. The decisions should be made on the basis of their opinions so that both parties can attain a peaceful climate with in the country. The government's motives should be fair while making decisions for the people of the state and these authorities should serve the people rather than achieving self-motives. According To Aristotle such an attitude will help the government to maintain political…