Political Science

Political sociology is a study of politics linked with society. Political society has a vast scope for those who has interest in politics, as it provides the understanding of decision making authorities (government) and conflicting parties (society).

Thales of Miletus has been credited for being the first to provide examples of philosophical thinking around 637bc

it is the study of state administration based not on the dynamics and situational realties of local values social norms; but situated in the subtle influences of foreign models and sterotypes.

It is a questionable policy to allow elected members of a representative democracy to vote to give themselves a pay raise. In the United States the current rule is that the pay raise cannot be enacted until the following term.

The syllabus for BA first year at Osmania University may include subjects like English, Second Language (Telugu/Hindi), History, Political Science, Economics, and other optional subjects that students can choose based on their interests. The curriculum typically covers foundational concepts in these subjects to provide a well-rounded education in the humanities and social sciences. Students are also encouraged to engage in research, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning during their first year of study.

Political science is the branch of social science that studies the theory of political systems and politics. ItÕs used as a tool to examine the process, systems, and political dynamics of a country.

The operon segment composed of the gene that codes for a protein repressor is called the regulatory gene. This gene produces the repressor protein that can bind to the operator region of the operon, preventing transcription of the structural genes when the repressor is bound.

Power sharing is important in a democracy as it ensures that different groups have a voice in decision-making, helps prevent the concentration of power in the hands of a few individuals or groups, promotes social harmony by accommodating diverse interests and perspectives, and fosters political stability by reducing conflicts and grievances within society.

Like other social sciences, political science often draws upon a wider list of methods than the natural sciencesbecause human systems can be intensely complex and are difficult to experiment with by changing initial conditions. To work around this, political science relies heavily on observation. Despite the complexities, contemporary political science has progressed by adopting a variety of methods and theoretical approaches to understanding politics and methodological pluralism is a defining feature of contemporary political science. At the end of the day, however, political science follows the same general methodology of any other science, it: 1. creates a series of assumptions about the world or some element thereof; 2. invokes a form of argument to make inferences from those assumptions; 3. constructs a theory implicating and predicting results in and beyond the model.

The modern elements of a state include a defined territory, a permanent population, a government, and the ability to enter into relations with other states. These elements distinguish the state from nature by providing a structure for organized governance, with established borders, institutions, and the capacity to interact diplomatically with other states. Nature, on the other hand, lacks these elements of organization and governance.

Our MP, Sir Paul Beresford, went on the BBC last week in a discussion about whether our MPs should have second jobs, to state that paying for his dental surgery in Putney (not in our constituency) was "good value for the taxpayer" as we contribute 75% of it's cost. Apparently it was a good way to keep in touch with the views of the common man. Frankly I find it hard to speak when I am in a dentist's chair with a man threatening me with a high speed drill. It would be more appropriate for him to get he view of the common man on the 7.06 from Dorking to Waterloo, like, as was once said the views of the "man on Clapham Omnibus". CW

An example of the use of the unwritten constitution is the creation of the political convention system in the United States. While not explicitly outlined in the written Constitution, political parties have established conventions to nominate candidates for the presidency, which has become a significant aspect of the country's political process.

A state of emergency may be declared by a government during times of crisis, leading to the suspension of normal government operations. This interval typically lasts until the emergency situation is resolved or deemed no longer necessary.

No, flexible and rigid are not forces. They describe the ability of an object to bend or deform (flexible) or to resist bending or deformation (rigid). Examples of forces include gravity, friction, and tension.

1. Maintain order and protect citizens.
2. Provide public goods and services.
3. Promote economic stability and growth.
4. Ensure social welfare and safety nets.
5. Uphold the rule of law and protect individual rights.

The global level refers to the highest organizational or decision-making level that encompasses all countries or regions in the world. This level often involves international cooperation, agreements, and initiatives to address global challenges and issues that affect multiple countries.

There were many countries under communist rule, especially through the 20th century. These countries are:

1) Afghanistan

2) Albania

3) Angola

4) Benin

5) Bulgaria

6) Cambodia

7) Congo

8) Czechoslovakia

9) East Germany

10) Ethiopia

11) Hungary

12) Mongolia

13) Mozambique

14) Poland

15) Romania

16) Somalia

17) South Yemen

18) USSR

19) Yugoslavia

Neptune's revolution in earth years is approximately 164.8 earth years. The distance from the sun to Neptune is 4.55 billion kilometers.

1. Repeal of massive tax breaks for the top 2% of income earners.

2. Repeal of "Don't ask don't tell" policy in the U. S. Armed Forces.

3. Increased regulations for large banks - to limit trading of derivatives (and other risky practices) which could result in a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.

4. Limitation of the continuation of the military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

5. Ratification of the START treaty, in order to limit nuclear weapons to 1,500 each for the U.S. and Russia, and to allow a restart of on-the-ground verification of nuclear weapons by each side.

.... and many more.

For the University of Ghana, there is admission lists for undergraduate applicants, post first degree law, and graduate applicants. Each list is different so you will need to know which you are applying for.

A one party system is not always democratic as all the leaders belong in the same party and may not be able to check the government. The Westminster system on the other hand allows for competitive politics and cooperation among several parties.

Population with unrestricted growth is classified as a boom. The US experienced a boom after World War II when thousands of soldiers returned home.

The supporters of each man would say there are big differences. President Bush was much more of a religious conservative, for example, and he supported very conservative policies on social issues; he also surrounded himself with advisers who had strong religious beliefs, and that informed some of those policies. President Obama, while generally a moderate, is certainly more liberal than President Bush was on matters of stem cell research, gay marriage, and access to contraception.

On foreign policy, both men seemed to agree on the necessity of being at war in Afghanistan, but President Obama was opposed to the War in Iraq and pledged to bring the troops home from there. And President Bush had strong ties to the oil industry and to the King of Saudi Arabia, which Obama did not have. Critics of President Bush also have observed that he was not very intellectually curious and did not want to hear any views that challenged what he already believed. President Obama, on the other hand, was a former lawyer and more accustomed to considering a number of potential choices before making his decision. And finally, both men were raised very differently. Mr. Bush came from an upper-class family that was very well-connected politically-- his father was a war hero and a former diplomat. Mr. Obama was a biracial child at a time when interracial marriages were not common; he was raised in a lower middle-class home, by a single mom (and a father who left when young Barack was only two) and later by his maternal grandparents.

But answering this question is difficult, because most of the differences are political: Bush is a conservative Republican, while Obama is a moderate (not a liberal, based on his voting and governing record) Democrat. Those who disliked Bush tended to be moderate or liberal Democrats; those who dislike Obama tend to be Republican and conservative.