Description: (Critic)
Bernard Crick, a British political theorist, was renowned for his democratic socialist perspectives. He argued that "politics is ethics done in public" and stressed the significance of a "politics of action" rather than ideology. Crick was critical of behaviouralism and promoted considering political power in the subjunctive mood. He aimed to connect theory with practice in politics and played a key role in discussions on ethics, democracy, and government's role in society.