This volume, Political Philosophy: Select Essays, will help many students to read first-hand some of the most challenging and illuminating analyses of Dooyeweerd on issues in the field of political philosophy, particularly in the contemporary intellectual climate where change is emphasized at the cost of constancy and where an understanding of constant structural principles underlying various positive forms of societal institutions is challenged. An introduction has been penned by David Koyzis, providing a well-documented orientation to Dooyeweerd's political philosophy.