POL214

The theory which aids the
understanding of a political
phenomena is regarded as

The following are examples
of variables except ----

The state is sovereign
because it is the ------ body
within a particular territory

The stating of testable law
like terms refer to ------

What essential feature is
paramount in the analysis
of constitutional and formal
organizations? ------

Which theory can be
deduced from principles
before being tested? -------

A
is a concept for
understanding the framing
and structing of knowledge
production in the natural
sciences

The implication of the
supremacy of the state is ---
---

Which arm of government
considers and approves the
national budget?

Which of the following
factors did not precipitate
the emergence of the
behavioural movement? ----
---

posited that the state has a
'monopoly of the legitimate
use of physical force in
enforcing its order within a
given territorial area'

Who is the originator of
Systems Analysis?

The approach to the study
of the rules, procedures
and formal organizations of
the political system and
their impact on political
practice is conceived as ----
---

An inquiry that involves the
emphasis of legal and
formal refers to

State two features
necessary in the pursuit of
happiness as advocated by
Plato and Aristotle
_and

The state exists to fulfill "the
greatest happiness in the
greatest number" was
proposed by ------

In which system of authority
can rules be applied
judicially and
administratively?

Which form of government
does the executive who
holds an office for a fixed
term can be removed from
office through a process of
impeachment? -------

Which approach imposes
standards of scientific rigor
on not only empirical
evidence but theory
building in contrast to the
legalistic and formal
approach?

Mention the two broad
categories of political
participants according to
Karl Deutsch's typology

Which approach in political
science is rooted in the
discovery and application of
moral notions in the sphere
of political relations and
practice? ------

According to David Easto
politics is an output of the
_system

The seperation of power
which oscillates between
the legislative,executive
and the judicial is premise
of -------

The grouping of similarities
and differences into sets is
known as ------

The major work of political
philosophy known as a
'Theory of Justice' is
associated with ------

Through which political
analytical method can the
essence of freedom or
democracy be valued? ------

The concept of rule of law
refers to

This posited that the state
has a 'monopoly of the
legitimate use of physical
force in enforcing its order
within a given territorial
area': -------

A science of politics has
been critiqued as difficult
because of the imposition
of human ------

Theb study of political
processes with focus on
rules procedures and
formal organizations of
political systems as well as
impacts is linked to

The state exists to fulfill "the
greatest happiness in the
greatest number" was
proposed by

What is neither right nor
wrong although more or
less useful in political
anlysis? ------

Which of the following
books philosophically did
not justify the alternative
reformist movement in
political science? ------

Empirical analysis seeks to
identify

What predispositions to
political action are
determined by such factors
as traditionmotivesemotions
and symbols?

How power is distributed in
Western democracies is the
central question of

Who developed and
popularised the principle of
speration of powers? -----

The understanding of the
framing and structing of
knowledge production in
the natural sciences is
lnown as ------

The uncovering of the laws
of political behaviour and
action is central to

A ----- is a normative
specifications of what and
how policies ought to be.

An inquiry that involves the
emphasis of legal and
formal refers to ------

All of the following
problems necessitated the
re-orientation of the study
of Political Science except -
----

The behaviourists'over
enthusiastic pursuit of
quantitative and scientific
techniques fostered
_methodism

Semantic analysis is also
known as

The major work of political
philosophy known as a
'Theory of Justice' is
associated with

What gives direction to
inquiry in political anlysis? -
-----

The role of theory in
political analysis is to ------

Who is associated with the
position that 'a state of
nature is without civil
government'?

What is the hall mark of
descriptive-inductive
approach

The subject matter of the
state, its evolution,
organization and purpose
has been the bane of -----