'Interpretation in Political Theory provides a multi-faceted outlook on a key text in political philosophy, Hobbes’s Leviathan, and in doing so opens up multiple lines of inquiry for the student of political philosophy. The contributions to this work provide a fine introduction to several of the most prominent approaches to the study of political philosophy, and will be a useful addition to the field for students and theorists alike.' - Richard Dougherty, University of Dallas'Sean Noah Walsh and Clement Fatovic have brought together an impressive group of scholars to produce an admirable reference guide to the major interpretive approaches in Political Theory. There is nothing like it, and I am sure that Interpretation in Political Theory will be a valuable resource for advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and even professors of Political Theory.' - Gregory A. McBrayer, Morehead State University