Methods of Sociology – Sociology as a social science has attempted to develop its own research methods. Compared to other social sciences, sociology has major problems in developing satisfactory methods. Although sociology is still in its infancy, it attempts to deal with various aspects of human social life as accurately as possible. Human social life…
The International Power System : The field of international relations introduces three international systems: unipolarity, bipolarity, and multipolarity, in light of the distribution of power among states. States’ hierarchical positions in the international system are determined by their relative power, which is the capacity to influence the behaviour of others. A unipolar system is demonstrated…
Modern political science differs significantly from conventional political science. It has enlarged its topic of research, refined its analytical tool, and demonstrated sensitivity to a wide number of factors. It has absorbed a great deal from other social sciences and is really interdisciplinary in nature. Distinction between Traditional and Modern Perspective of Political Science The…
Request For Obtaining Information under RTI Act, Following are the process for Obtaining Information from a Public Authority under Section 7 of Right to Information Act, 2005. Filing of The Application And The Obligation of The PIP And The APIO { Sec. 5(1) } (1) A person, who desires to obtain any information under this…
By equality, we imply that all men are equal and should be entitled to equal treatment and income. “Men are born, and always will be, free and equal in their rights”.” “We consider these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal”.” But this is not true in practise. In terms of physical…
Characteristics of behaviouralism by David Easton ; David Easton, one of the most important exponents and founders of the behaviouralist political school of thought, has summed up behaviouralism around eight characteristic features. These are: (1) Value free; (2) Verification: (3) Techniques; (4) Regularities; (5) Quantification: (6) Systematisation, (7) Integration and (8) Pure Science. 1. Value-free…