This book presents a cogent set of explications of the nature of government, democracy, ideology, law, the place of violence, criminality, merit, poverty and property - which together encompass the gamut of concepts seminal to the political universe of discourse and its position in the grid of moral concepts, such as: good, duty, freedom and value. A categorical objectivism is presented and defended, which is still articulate enough to declare roots and methods in liberal tradition and analytical philosophy, as well as in Hegelian dialectic.