51. Which one of the following is a most famous source of political science?
52. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Robert Dahl
1. 'Occupational and social implanation'
b. J. Pinder
2. Ideological similarity and issue conflict
c. Neuman
3. Raison detre
d. Bismarchy
4. Approaches to comparative politics
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Robert Dahl | 1. 'Occupational and social implanation' |
| b. J. Pinder | 2. Ideological similarity and issue conflict |
| c. Neuman | 3. Raison detre |
| d. Bismarchy | 4. Approaches to comparative politics |
53. Who relates party system with electoral system?
54. Jellenick is a German writer who classified political regimes into which one of the following categories?
55. Who among the following developed the idea of world capitalist economy in the "World System Analysis"?
56. Who among the following is one of the advocates of the Power theory in politics?
57. . . . . . . . . led the federalist party.
58. The ideal condition for the success of parliamentary system is
1. multiparty system
2. one dominant party system
3. two party system
4. single party system
1. multiparty system
2. one dominant party system
3. two party system
4. single party system
59. Which of the following is not one of the works of Marx?
60. The doctrine of judicial review is integral to . . . . . . . . . constitutional development.
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