The Social Contract Theory
The theory of the Social Contract, is a theory of political philosophy, which establishes that every social group is based on a collective and tacit contract, to maintain the current social structure.
According to this, individuals abandon their state of natural freedom, where they have no other limit than themselves, to live with other individuals in exchange for increasing their safety and living conditions.
Society is not presented as an entity in itself, but as the implicit agreement to maintain it, an agreement that can be positivized, as in the case of political constitutions, or that can be destroyed and renewed, as in the case of revolutions.
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