POL214

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

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

The right to make
administer and enforce
legally binding policies and
rules on its citizens by a
state refers to

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

The pattern of individual
attitudes and orientations
toward politics among the
members of a political
sysytem conceived as

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

Who first used the term
"political science"(Science
politique)? -------

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

The construction of
statements by researchers
for the purpose of testing
whether or not a certain
relationship exists between
two phenomenon refers to

Which type of power is
obtained when an actor
influences the behaviour of
others without making
explicit the expected
behaviour?

The concept of political
representation which
originated in England was
precipitated by the forceof
the king by nobles to sign
the

What is the hall mark of
descriptive-inductive
approach

According to David Easto
politics is an output of the
_system

The concept of rule of law
refers to ------

The query for the rigorous
scientific approach to the
study of political
phenomena is associated
to

The construction of
statements by researchers
for the purpose of testing
whether or not a certain
relationship exists between
two phenomenon refers to -
-----

Which approach to the
study of politics is
concerned with the
discovery and application of
moral notions in political
relations and practice?

The critiqued about
oversimplification of
assumptions is reference to

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? -------

According to Plato, rulers
must always ------

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

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

The evaluation of whether a
government is fully
democratic or less includes
all the following except ------

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

Which form of government
does the executive hold
office for a fixed term and
can be removed from office
through a process of
impeachment?

Two of these constitute the
the strands of the pursuit of
happiness which Plato and
Aristotle advocated for ------

Which of these forces
places constraints on what
individual 'sovereign' states
can independently do? ------

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

Who formulated a theory of
justice? ------

The right to make,
administer and enforce
legally binding policies and
rules on its citizens by a
state refers to -----

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

Which arm of government
considers and approves the
national budget? ------

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

The reformists in political
science proposed the
following except -----

The movement that is
against dominance for
quantitative and
mathematical methodology
in political science is ------

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

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

One of the major short falls
of the Marxian conception
of politics is its ------

Which approach in political
science focuses on division
of society into classes and
how this social stratification
determines social conflict
and social change?

Who is the originator of
Systems Analysis?

A political culture which
explains the political
involvement of citizens or
lack thereof in democratic
states is conceived as

What did Marx claim was
the foundation upon which
the superstructure of
culture law and government
is erected?

Karl Marx advocated for
two broad classes in a
society namely
and

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

The movement that is
against dominance for
quantitative and
mathematical methodology
in political science is

The interactions in any
society through which
binding or authouritative
allocations are made refers
to
_theory

The sovereignity of a state
presupposes ------

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

Which factors precipitated
the emergence of the
behavioural movement
except
_?

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