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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