Political TheoryS. Chand Publishing, 2004 - 576 pages Comprehensively written, this book presents the political theories, concepts, analysis, thoughts and main currents. The book begins with introduction to political theory, its history, evolution & approaches while also discussing forms & organs of Government. It progresses to discuss contemporary political analysis in light of American concepts and main currents of Political Thought in detail. This book would be extremely useful for the students pursuing BA Political Science. |
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... organism may differ infinitely from one another . " 33 In other words , Political Science deals with man and the laws , constitutions and political institutions . Since his nature goes on changing , the laws framed by him and the ...
... organism may differ infinitely from one another . " 33 In other words , Political Science deals with man and the laws , constitutions and political institutions . Since his nature goes on changing , the laws framed by him and the ...
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... organism and arrived at absured conclusions . His conclusions were wrong because while considering a living organism , he tried to establish an analogy between the functions of the state and those of a living organism . His analogy ...
... organism and arrived at absured conclusions . His conclusions were wrong because while considering a living organism , he tried to establish an analogy between the functions of the state and those of a living organism . His analogy ...
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... organism . This method fails to see that the resemblance between the body politic and the human organism is at best only superficial . It fails to realise that the laws of growth and change which govern the one are incapable of ...
... organism . This method fails to see that the resemblance between the body politic and the human organism is at best only superficial . It fails to realise that the laws of growth and change which govern the one are incapable of ...
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... organism . It regards organised society , not as a social or political phenomena , but a purely juridical regime , an ' ensemble ' of public law , rights and obligations , founded on a system of pure logic and reason . But we shold keep ...
... organism . It regards organised society , not as a social or political phenomena , but a purely juridical regime , an ' ensemble ' of public law , rights and obligations , founded on a system of pure logic and reason . But we shold keep ...
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... organism as aroused by some stimulus . It does not consider the part played by the feelings , ideas , fascinations , prejudices which determine the response of that individual . Behaviouralism , on the other hand , does take into ...
... organism as aroused by some stimulus . It does not consider the part played by the feelings , ideas , fascinations , prejudices which determine the response of that individual . Behaviouralism , on the other hand , does take into ...
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