Political Science Notes

1. Ideology: On the basis of the concept of ‘ideology’ many Marxist and neo-Marxist thinkers have thought about differently on […]

1. Sufficient and Adequate for Men: As far as ‘man and his family’ is concerned, the ideology of Human Rights

Political influence is the power sought for by politically active persons like legislators, ministers, leaders, etc. For some persons it

The goal of Easton’s political system is to maintain ‘persistence’ and not ‘equilibrium’. He is a critic of equilibrium-approach. His

In scientific value relativism, the political scientist keeps his personal values separate from his study and does not permit them

Difficulties arise when limitations of behaviouralism are regarded as their weaknesses and shortcomings. Behaviouralists themselves have accepted that their approach

Definition of Anarchism: Coker says, “Anarchism is the doctrine that political authority, in any of its forms, is unnecessary and

Meaning of Imperialism: Before going into a detailed discussion of Imperialism, it is necessary to know its meaning. For this

(1) Clarity or Definiteness: By clarity and definiteness we mean that every clause of the constitution should be written such

Some of the major sources of international law are as follows: (1) Roman Law: Roman law formed a complete and

Definitions of Behaviouralism? Though it is not an easy task to define behaviouralism or political behaviour in a very precise

Democratic Socialism: Definition, Nature, Methods and Tenets! Definition: In the simplest language democratic socialism means the blending of socialist and

Introduction: In order to be treated as state several elements are required and sovereignty is perhaps the most important element.

Aristotle’s Theory of State: Nature, Function, Criticism and Thought! Nature of Polis or State: In Aristotle’s own words: “Our own

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Qualifications for Office of the President 2. Election and Removal of the