51. Since mid-1950s, the major trends in comparative politics have been in the areas of
1. System theories
2. Culture theories
3. Development theories
4. Class theories
Select the correct answer:
1. System theories
2. Culture theories
3. Development theories
4. Class theories
Select the correct answer:
52. Assertion (A): Democracy demands that the people should have a high level of intelligence and a sound system of education.
Reason (R): If the people do not possess the spirit of 'normal reasonableness' democracy degenerates into mob rule which is set aside by dictatorship.
Reason (R): If the people do not possess the spirit of 'normal reasonableness' democracy degenerates into mob rule which is set aside by dictatorship.
53. What are the three types of political culture according to Almond and Verba's study 'Civil Culture'?
54. Clash of Civilisations' is a work of who among the following political scientists in comparative political analysis?
55. "Whenever any form of Government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it, and to institute new Government." - The American Declaration of Independence, 1776.
Which of the following is implied in the above statement?
Which of the following is implied in the above statement?
56. In the year 1960, application of structural functionalism by Almond and Powell was an application of
57. In which year the General Assembly of United Nations adopted its landmark Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries?
58. Who considers revolution to be 'a rapid, fundamental and violent domestic change in the dominant values and myths of a society'?
59. Who was one of the first among the modern political scientists to challenge the traditional approaches?
60. Match the following in the term of Book and Author.
List-I (Book)
List-II (Author)
a. lnterest groups in American Society
1. H. W. Ehrann
b. Interest groups of four continents
2. H. Zeigler
c. Anonymous Empire
3. Graham Wallas
d. Human Nature in Politics
4. Samuel Finer
| List-I (Book) | List-II (Author) |
| a. lnterest groups in American Society | 1. H. W. Ehrann |
| b. Interest groups of four continents | 2. H. Zeigler |
| c. Anonymous Empire | 3. Graham Wallas |
| d. Human Nature in Politics | 4. Samuel Finer |