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The Rise and Fall of the First Galactic Empire: Star Wars and Political Philosophy John S. Westerlund showing how directors turn aroundWhat does Palpatine have to do with British philosopher Thomas Hobbes? Was the rise of the Empire a historical necessity? How much Nietzsche can you find in Anakin Skywalker? What does a theory of bureaucracy have to say about the Old Republic? And most importantly, what would Winston Churchill say about Jar Jar Binks? These are just a few questions of galactic importance not only for the fictional Star Wars political system, but many nonfictional