31. Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as Reason (R). Select the correct answer:
Assertion (A) For John Locke, Natural Rights are a product of nature.
Reason (R) State has to protect and safeguard these rights.
Assertion (A) For John Locke, Natural Rights are a product of nature.
Reason (R) State has to protect and safeguard these rights.
32. Who among the following writers classified elites into broad types?
1. Organising and directing elites.
2. Informally-organised and diffused elites.
1. Organising and directing elites.
2. Informally-organised and diffused elites.
33. The difference between order and disorder is more important than the difference between communism and liberal democracy is advocated by
34. What is the correct chronological sequence of Edward Shils' categories of political system?
1. Political Democracy
2. Tutelary Democracy
3. Modernising Oligarchy
4. Totalitarian Oligarchy
5. Traditional Oligarchy
1. Political Democracy
2. Tutelary Democracy
3. Modernising Oligarchy
4. Totalitarian Oligarchy
5. Traditional Oligarchy
35. Burke's 'Reflections on the Revolution in France' has been taken as definitive and fortunate of:
36. Who among the following said that political theory stands for an abstract model of the political order?
37. Which of the following book is not authored by Karl Marx?
38. Who said, "Revolutions are the festivals of the oppressed and the exploited"?
39. Which one of the following statements is not true?
40. Assertion (A) Democratic values command widespread acceptance within liberal democracies as an-ideal, but at the same time, citizens have become more critical of the working of the core institutions of representative democracy.
Reason (R) The declining faith in government represents a deflation of the political culture, reducing the capacity of the political system to achieve shared goals.
Reason (R) The declining faith in government represents a deflation of the political culture, reducing the capacity of the political system to achieve shared goals.
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