Political Theory - Practice Test

(A) Crozier

(B) Mauria Duverger

(C) Michel Halbecq

(D) Francois Perroux

(C) Michel Halbecq

(A) Elite theory

(B) Structural-functional approach

(C) Communications theory

(D) Game theory

(A) Elite theory

(A) To build a science of politics

(B) To accept the enlightenment's philosophical method

(C) To assert that the methods of natural sciences and those of social sciences were identical

(D) To solve the problem of contradiction

(D) To solve the problem of contradiction

(A) Social justice violates the principles of equality

(B) Social justice is derived from moral reasonableness

(C) Social justice as a negation of justice

(D) Social justice is an instrument of political manipulation

(B) Social justice is derived from moral reasonableness

(A) It is a sort of a protest movement against the inadequacies of conventional political science

(B) It has made the individual the centre of attention in the study of political phenomena

(C) It lays emphasis on traditional outlook

(D) It is pragmatic, catholic and eclectic

(C) It lays emphasis on traditional outlook

Political Theory - Study Mode