Political Science, asked by arjunbasumatary786, 4 months ago

explain the nature and scope of political science?

briefly​

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Answered by shahin995588
1

Nature of Political Science

•Political Science is a part of social sciences and

therefore is different from that of physical sciences

like physics and chemistry.

•So the question which concerns the nature of the

subject is whether Political Science is a Science or an

Art and how the nature of the discipline has

undergone changes in the 20th century.

Scope of Political Science

Political science as a discipline deals with various aspects like:

•Study of state and government- it deals with the nature and formationof the State and tries to understand various forms and functions of the

government.

•Study of associations and institutions- in organized way thefundamental problems of political science include, first, an investigationof the origin and the nature of the state, second an inquiry into the nature,history and forms of political institutions and third, deduction, therefore,so far as possible, of laws of political growth and development.

Answered by sanjana8910
3

Answer:

Scope of Political Science. Political science as a discipline deals with various aspects like: ➢Study of state and government- it deals with the nature and formation. of the State and tries to understand various forms and functions of the government. ➢Study of associations and institutions- in organized way the.

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