Exam 8: Political Science and Psychology

The famous 'fourfold functional analysis' of the social systems is made by

The work 'Power and Society' is co-authored by :

Harold Lasswell's "Politics: Who Gets, What, when and How" discusses:

"----- Who opines that freedom exists only because there is restraint"

The work 'Political Science: A philosophical Analysis' is authored by:

Who among the following pioneered the integration of the study of political science with psychology?

Who among the following advocated that the central idea of the political science is power?

Which of the following theories is the one opposed to the theory of natural rights?

Civil liberty stands for :

The keynote of liberalism is _________

The chief proponents of the theory of natural rights are

The idea of joining or fitting' is implied in the concept of

Who among the following employed a biological method in the study of politics?

Which of the following works have nsote been authored by R.M. MacIver?

Who among the following held the view that liberty and equality are opposed to each other? 1)J.S Mill 2) Lord Hewart 3) De Tocqueville 4) Lord Acton

The historical theory of rights can be summed up in the sentence:

Jurisprudence is

Democracy in Crisis 3. Democracy in Crisis 28. The author of Anarchy, State and Utopia is

Who among the following laid down an elaborate defiance of personal liberty?

In Marxist theory, society is divided into dominant and dependent classes and the former controls the state which is an embodiment of: