This analysis of the distinctive political writings of George Orwell focuses on his concept of political power and its relevance today.

Craig L. Carr teaches political theory in the Hatfield School of Government at Portland State University, USA. He has published several books and numerous articles in the areas of moral and political philosophy, constitutional and international law, and American politics. His latest books include: Liberalism and Pluralism: The Politics of E pluribus unum, and Polity: Political Culture and the Nature of Politics.

Preface
1. The Evolution of Oceania
2. The Moral Imagination
3. The Price of Poverty
4. Revolting Pigs
5. Technologies of Power
6. God is Power
7. Orwell into the Future
Bibliography
Index