Political science

Liberal Perspective of the State in Political science      “Liberalism is a compound of two separate elements as a political theory. One of these is democracy and second individualism”. -W.M.McGuvern In the history of political thought, liberal ideology has existed for the past four centuries. It is a flexible and dynamic ideology that has […]

Que- Discuss the Organization, Power and functions of the Supreme Court of America. Ans)  Introduction –  The Supreme Court of the United States of America is the most powerful court in the world. It has got so many rights and powers in relation to the constitution and laws that it is continuously called as the

Que- Disscus the power and functions of House of commons.  Ans)  Introduction  The House of Commons is the lower house of the British Parliament. Its meetings are held in Westminster , London. The House of Commons, the lower house of Parliament, is an elected body consisting of 650 members known as Members of Parliament (MPs).

Discuss the Power and functions of House of Lords.   Introduction:  The House of Lords is the oldest house in the world, and it had been in continuous existence from more than thousand years. It is the upper House of the British parliament it is generally stated that the House of Lords is hereditary house. It

John Rawls’ Theory Of Justice John Rawls in his book “A Theory of Justice” assumes that society is a more or less self sufficient association of persons, who in their mutual relations recognise as binding certain rules of conduct specifying a system of co-operation. Principles of social justice are necessary for making a rational choice

Que) discuss the Idealistic Theory of rights. Ans) Meaning and definition of Rights Different types of powers have been given to man by nature, but some external facilities are required to use these powers properly in the interest of self and society. The best goal of the state is the complete development of the individual’s

B.A Political Science Complete Notes in English Q- Discuss the behavioural approach to the study of political science.  Behavioural approach  Introduction –  Behaviouralism, or the behavioural approach to the analysis and explanation of political phenomena,is particularly associated with the work of American political scientists after the second world war (1939-45) but its origin may be