The Political Works of Thomas Hobbes combines four key books by the renowned English philosopher and political theorist. The collection includes 'Leviathan' which outlines Hobbes' ideas on society and government, 'De Cive' which delves into the nature of citizenship and political obligation, 'Behemoth' which analyzes the English Civil War, and 'The Elements of Law' which focuses on natural law and human nature. Hobbes' writing is characterized by its logical reasoning, use of examples, and straightforward language, making it accessible to a wide range of readers. His works are essential in understanding the development of modern political thought and continue to be studied and debated today. As a pioneer in social contract theory, Hobbes challenges readers to critically examine the nature of authority, power, and the role of government in society. Recommended for political science scholars, philosophers, and anyone interested in the foundations of political theory.