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In all democratic regimes the citizen have several . . . . . . . . and interests.
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. . . . . . . . asserts that this debate in India has been 'somewhat misconceived'.
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Answer: Option D
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Match the following.
List-I List-II
a. Political economy perspective 1. Apter
b. Political sociology perspective 2. William Petty
c. Political development perspective 3. Bendix
d. Systems perspective 4. Ludwig Von Bertallanfy
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Answer: Option A
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Ideal-typical perspective is derived from Max Webefs concept of . . . . . . . .
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Two of the leading founders of the new institutionalism were, . . . . . . . .
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How many member states are there in European Union?
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Answer: Option C
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According to . . . . . . . ., the dependency school performed a critical role as an 'ideology of rupture'.
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Assertion (A): Certain restraints of law are necessary in the interest of general well-being. But they should be applied impartially and society should be convinced of their reasonableness.
Reason (R): So long as one has the feeling that law is an external compulsion devised for the benefit of some particular person or class, there is bound to be profound discontent and unhappiness leading at times to rebellion.
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The Welfare State has often been described as a state that takes responsibility in providing:
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Political communication is the process whereby components of a . . . . . . . . system, such as, groups, institutions, transmit and receive information regarding the functioning of the political system.
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