John Locke's Trias Politica

John Locke thought about Trias Politica written in Magnum Opus (great work) which he wrote under the title Two Treatises of Government, published in 1690. In his work, Locke mentions that human nature is "work (change of nature with his own sweat)" and "has owned (property)." Therefore, according to the good state is a state that can protect people who work and also protects belongs to every person who obtained based on the results of such work. At a time when Locke was alive, belonged to everyone, especially the nobility, are in a vulnerable position when faced with the king. Not infrequently also king arbitrarily melakuka acquisition of the property of the nobility, this is what causes the nobility often fought with the king as a result of …show more content…
England is a unitary state based on rule of the monarchy, the form of government in which the head of the Country selected by the title based on his line and the King / Queen. English also uses a decentralized system, which is the delegation of authority in making decisions and policies to the people who are at lower levels within an organization. The advantages of this system is that most of the decisions and policies that are in the area, so it can be decided without any interference from the central government. However, the drawback is because of the special autonomy for the region causing excessive euphoria in which the authority accentuate only factional interests and groups and used for personal profit or persons. This happens because it is difficult to be controlled by the government at the central level. From the political thought of John Locke can be drawn a conclusion, that of the three powers are separated, 2 are in the hands of the king / queen and 1 is in the hands of the nobility. Locke thought is not fully in accordance with the understanding Trias Politica in the present, because it is his opinion about the Trias Politica later refined by