POL228

Which political enquiry
approach focuses upon
philosophy, values and
norms?

There are three levels of
theory in comparative
analysis, namely:
_, middle, and low range
theories.

With the advent of
behaviuoralism and the
post behavioural school,
gained increasing
importance to the study of
politics.

The ----- could be
encompassed within the
categories of legislation,
execution and the
adjudication of law

Aristotle posits that corrupt
types of constitutions are
typical of -----

The following are important
traditional approaches in
comparative politics except
-----, legalistic and
institutional approaches

The acronym RMAFC
refers to
_in Nigeria.

Regional or area studies in
comparative politics involve
study of similar ----

Aristotle's famous typology
was based on two criteria
namely ----- and -----

The ---- states that electoral
system based on single
member districts tend to
produce two parties.

All but ----- constituted the
philosophers of the
renaissance period in the
era of the rebirth or revival
of Comparative Politics in
Europe

The term 'politics' was first
used by ----- to refer to the
affairs of a affairs of ------

The two broad approaches
of political inquiry are
and
approaches

The legislation, execution
and the adjudication of law
categorization is premised
on the assumption that -----

Politics as 'who gets what,
when and how' is attributed
to -----

The familiar structures of
institutions of political
system include: interest
groups, political parties,
legislatures, executive,
bureaucracies and courts
are examples of
_.

The term 'political science'
was first used by ----, a -----
political philosopher.

The traditional approach
embraces the ----- in
explaining any political
phenomenon.

The behavioural approach
in political science is
synonymous with -------

The input – output
analytical framework of the
general systems theory was
developed by
_.

In order to gain knowledge
about single cases, the
approach is apt.

David Easton's input –
output analytical framework
was a unique systemic
approach developed for the
purpose of ------

Comparative Politics
studies the following but ----
--

The proponents of the
system theory identified
three components for every
political system namely
communities, regimes ,and

The theory that explains the
role of political elites, and
makes explanatory
generalizations about their
social backgrounds and
political perceptions is the
_.

The most similar systems
design strategy in
comparative research is
also known as ------

The study of the political
structure and political
behavior of two countries in
comparative enquiry refers
to
_.

The inputs analyzed in a
political system refers to ----

Harold Laswell equated
politics with -----

Which theory presupposes
that a political system is
often made up of several
structures which are
“patterns of action and
resultant institutions”?

The error of explaining
something in terms of one
sole cause when there may
possibilities of other causes
refers to
_.

A
_is useful in comparative
politics when observing and
analyzing variations on a
theme.

Legislatures with only one
house are known as
_.

Revolutions by the
bourgeoisie according to
Barrington Moore result in -
----

Which scientific method is
rarely conducted in political
science?

Skopcol's purpose of
comparism was to find
possible ----- in explaining
the phenomenon of political
revolution.

In the parliamentary system
of government, the head of
government is the
_and the head of state
being
_.

The understanding of the
government and political
system of a country is
embedded in ------

Statistical correlational
studies have been critiqued
on the grounds that ------

The father of comparative
politic is
_.

To capture and analyse the
major political similarities
and differences between
countries is the focus of ----
--

In comparative politics the
focus on voting behaviours,
political stability, political
elite and leaders refers to

The introduction of political
science heralded the focus
on the ------

Which system established
the presidency and the
legislature as two parallel
structures
_.

The rule by many for the
common good refers to a

Political institutions
constitute the formal organs
of a state which include
structures

The categorization into
legislation, execution and
the adjudication of law is
attributed to -----

The hierarchical
management of offices and
agencies having certain
functions and powers refers
to -----

The objective and rationall
judgement about political
system and the dispeling of
the 'feeling of superiority of
one country over another' is
the bane of ------

The political community is
comprised of people bound
together by a
_division of labour