by Nicolás Maquiavelo · Ardea · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410011311
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The Prince (1532) is a foundational political work written by Niccolò Machiavelli that focuses on the acquisition, maintenance, and consolidation of political power. Through a pragmatic and often raw analysis of human nature and power dynamics, the author offers strategic advice to rulers on how to govern effectively, addressing concepts such as virtue, fortune, cruelty, and mercy. This work, which has been the subject of numerous debates and controversies over the centuries, highlights the importance of realpolitik and the distinction between personal and public morality. The Prince remains a seminal manual in political science and leadership studies, maintaining its relevance as an essential guide on strategy and political manipulation.
