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1751. |
The pluralist theory views power as |
A. | Repressive |
B. | Relational |
C. | Control over resources |
D. | A fixed quantity |
Answer» C. Control over resources | |
1752. |
‘It is better to be vague than irrelevant’ This statement explains the following |
A. | Positivism |
B. | Empriricism |
C. | Behaviouralism |
D. | Post behaviouralism |
Answer» E. | |
1753. |
Neo-liberalism is an updated version of the following |
A. | political liberalism |
B. | economic liberalism |
C. | cultural liberalism |
D. | social |
Answer» C. cultural liberalism | |
1754. |
Political science is a discipline. |
A. | which does not subscribe to any values |
B. | meant to study values |
C. | that cannot ignore values |
D. | which provides value free analysis |
Answer» D. which provides value free analysis | |
1755. |
Which aspect of imperialism does the dependency theory emphasize ? |
A. | Strategic |
B. | Political |
C. | Cultural |
D. | Economic |
Answer» E. | |
1756. |
Whose work is “Modern State” |
A. | Laski |
B. | Lindsay |
C. | Bodin |
D. | MacIver |
Answer» E. | |
1757. |
Who emphasized the importance of the ‘subjective desire of the people’ fororganization and maintenance of the state? |
A. | Harold J. Laski |
B. | Wright Mills; c. Woodrow Wilson |
C. | Willoughby |
Answer» E. | |
1758. |
Who is the author of ‘Crisis in the Theory of State’ ? |
A. | Laski |
B. | Krabbe |
C. | Barker |
D. | MacIver |
Answer» B. Krabbe | |
1759. |
Who contributed “A Theory of Justice”? |
A. | Laski |
B. | MacIver |
C. | John Rawls |
D. | Montesquieu |
Answer» D. Montesquieu | |
1760. |
WTO’s headquarter is at |
A. | Geneva |
B. | New York |
C. | London |
D. | Paris |
Answer» B. New York | |
1761. |
Who said that Bureaucracy is “a regulated administrative system organized as a series ofinterrelated offices ? |
A. | Max Weber |
B. | Gladden |
C. | F.M. Marx |
D. | John A. Vieg |
Answer» C. F.M. Marx | |
1762. |
What is known as the scientific and systematic search of knowledge? |
A. | Research |
B. | study |
C. | investigation |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. study | |
1763. |
Whose work is “Marxism and Politics”? |
A. | Macpherson |
B. | Willoughby |
C. | Charles Merriam |
D. | Miliband |
Answer» E. | |
1764. |
Whose work is “Poverty of Philosophy”? |
A. | Engel |
B. | Lenin |
C. | Marx |
D. | Laski |
Answer» D. Laski | |
1765. |
Which view is observed ‘the state is a necessary evil’ |
A. | Idealistic view |
B. | Individualistic view |
C. | Fascist view |
D. | Pluralistic view |
Answer» C. Fascist view | |
1766. |
Rights are legal means |
A. | Rights are enforceable |
B. | Law can take away our rights |
C. | rights are the results of some law |
D. | rights are social |
Answer» D. rights are social | |
1767. |
Who opined that ‘the logical consequence of Pluralism is chaos’ ? |
A. | MacIver |
B. | Gilchrist |
C. | Ernest Barker |
D. | Laski |
Answer» C. Ernest Barker | |
1768. |
Theorists who believe that “state is an association of associations” are bestdescribed as |
A. | pluralists |
B. | federalists |
C. | Socialists |
D. | anarchists |
Answer» B. federalists | |
1769. |
What is the role of synopsis? |
A. | it is the pilot study of a research |
B. | guidelines to research |
C. | primary study |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. guidelines to research | |
1770. |
Who among the following has described the world wide triumph of liberal democracy as theend of history ? |
A. | Francis Fukuyama |
B. | Samuel P. Huntington |
C. | David Held |
D. | Samir Amin |
Answer» B. Samuel P. Huntington | |
1771. |
Who defined sovereignty as “the supreme power of the state over citizens and subjectsunrestrained by law”? |
A. | John Austin |
B. | Rousseau |
C. | John Locke |
D. | Jean Bodin |
Answer» E. | |
1772. |
The Positive Theory of liberty is advocated by |
A. | Green |
B. | J.S. Mill |
C. | Karl Popper |
D. | Laski |
Answer» B. J.S. Mill | |
1773. |
Who wrote “State and Revolution”? |
A. | Engels |
B. | Marx |
C. | Mao |
D. | Lenin |
Answer» E. | |
1774. |
Whose work is “On Liberty”? |
A. | Henry Maine |
B. | J.S. Mill |
C. | Gettel |
D. | T.H. Green |
Answer» C. Gettel | |
1775. |
The main functions of the state. According to the Pluralists is to |
A. | Regulate production and distribution of essential goods |
B. | Harmonise the rights and activities of various groups and association |
C. | Promote general welfare of its citizens |
D. | Provide social security |
Answer» C. Promote general welfare of its citizens | |
1776. |
Who among the following advocated partyless democracy in India? |
A. | Acharya Vinoba Bhave |
B. | Jayprakash Narayan |
C. | Mahatma Gandhi |
D. | M.N. Roy |
Answer» C. Mahatma Gandhi | |
1777. |
Which of the following is the function of political parties? |
A. | Supervising interest groups |
B. | Administering elections |
C. | Aggregating (combining) interest |
D. | Negotiating with foreign governments |
Answer» D. Negotiating with foreign governments | |
1778. |
Who said ‘Neutrality is’ one of the strongest bulworks of democracy ? |
A. | F. M. Marx |
B. | Peter Self |
C. | Ajay Baseli |
D. | O. P. Dwivedi |
Answer» D. O. P. Dwivedi | |
1779. |
An institution is a form of |
A. | Organisation |
B. | Legal system |
C. | Culture |
D. | State |
Answer» B. Legal system | |
1780. |
The National Parliamentary body of China is known as |
A. | National People’s Congress |
B. | Supreme Soviet |
C. | People’s Assembly |
D. | State Council |
Answer» B. Supreme Soviet | |
1781. |
David Easton stated in his work, The Political System, 1953, that two kinds of political inputsare: |
A. | Voting and impeachment |
B. | Political action committees and political parties |
C. | Demand and support |
D. | Pressure and bribery |
Answer» D. Pressure and bribery | |
1782. |
Who said ‘civilisation is not a burden, but it is an opportunity? |
A. | Marx |
B. | Gandhi |
C. | Nehru |
D. | Lenin |
Answer» C. Nehru | |
1783. |
One of the following insists on proletarian hegemony |
A. | Gramsci |
B. | Lenin |
C. | Engles |
D. | Marx |
Answer» D. Marx | |
1784. |
'If sovereignty is not absolute, no state will exist'. Who said this ? |
A. | Laski |
B. | Locke |
C. | Austin |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» E. | |
1785. |
Which approach is, according to Rober A Dahl, an attempt to make the empirical content ofPolitical Science more scientific “ |
A. | Institutional Approach |
B. | Historical Approach |
C. | Philosophical Approach |
D. | Behavioural Approach |
Answer» E. | |
1786. |
whose work is”Anti-Duhring”? |
A. | Friedrich Engels |
B. | Anthony Giddens |
C. | Lenin |
D. | Michel Waltzer |
Answer» B. Anthony Giddens | |
1787. |
Who wrote “Comparative Politics: A Developmental Approach is who gets, what,when, how”? |
A. | Kaplan |
B. | Almond and Powell |
C. | David Easton |
D. | Lasswell |
Answer» E. | |
1788. |
State and Revolution is written by |
A. | Gramsci |
B. | Anthony Giddens |
C. | Lenin |
D. | Michel Waltzer |
Answer» D. Michel Waltzer | |
1789. |
Who said “Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely” |
A. | Almond |
B. | Aristotle |
C. | Acton |
D. | Apter |
Answer» B. Aristotle | |
1790. |
Whose work is “the Law of War and Peace” |
A. | John Austin |
B. | Jean Bodin |
C. | Hugo Grotius |
D. | John Locke |
Answer» D. John Locke | |
1791. |
Who is the author of “A History of Political Theory”? |
A. | Karl Popper |
B. | Sabine |
C. | Mill |
D. | Locke |
Answer» C. Mill | |
1792. |
Who held human consciousness postulates liberty, liberty involves rights and rightsdemand the state. |
A. | Lord Acton |
B. | Hegel |
C. | Green |
D. | Laski |
Answer» D. Laski | |
1793. |
The doctrine of proportionate equality is propounded who among these? |
A. | Hegel |
B. | Hobbes |
C. | Aristotle |
D. | Plato |
Answer» D. Plato | |
1794. |
Human consciousness postulates liberty, liberty involves rights, rights demand the state, whohas made this statement? |
A. | Hegel |
B. | Green |
C. | Laski |
D. | Barker |
Answer» C. Laski | |
1795. |
Who observed “the state should promote greatest good of the greatest number”? |
A. | T.H. Green |
B. | Jeremy Bentham |
C. | J.S. Mill |
D. | Laski |
Answer» C. J.S. Mill | |
1796. |
Who defined sovereignty as the ‘the supreme power over citizens and subjects unrestrainedby laws’ ? |
A. | Garner |
B. | Jean Bodin |
C. | Austin |
D. | Gilchrist |
Answer» C. Austin | |
1797. |
Which of the following is not a traditional approach to the study of Political science |
A. | simulation |
B. | legal institutionalism |
C. | historiography |
D. | comparison |
Answer» D. comparison | |
1798. |
Who described imperialism as the potential phase of Capitalism ? |
A. | Hobson |
B. | Lenin |
C. | Kautsky |
D. | Schumpeter |
Answer» E. | |
1799. |
Who among the following theorized civil society as an ideological domain? |
A. | Gramsci |
B. | Lasswell |
C. | Marx |
D. | Foucault |
Answer» D. Foucault | |
1800. |
Who said the statement, “rights are those conditions of social life without which noman can seek in general to be himself at his best” |
A. | Rousseau |
B. | H.J. Laski |
C. | Marx |
D. | T.H. Green |
Answer» C. Marx | |