Political Science, asked by HarshVardhan0000, 9 months ago

why we study political science.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The purpose of our major is to deepen knowledge and understanding of one of the most powerful forces operating on people, communities and corporations today, namely government and politics in the USA and around the world. This knowledge and understanding is valuable for all citizens.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Political Science is the study of the nature, causes, and consequences of collective decisions and actions taken by groups of people embedded in cultures and institutions that structure power and authority.

From the ancient Greeks to the present day and beyond

From small-group collective decisions, through cities, to countries, all the way to global governance

From the most despotic regimes to modern mass democracy to theories of better forms of political organizations

From self-interested to group-oriented to altruistic behaviour

From political stability to radical change

Political Scientists understand, interpret, explain and critically assess events, patterns and structures of politics and government and generate observations of relevance to policy makers, their fellow citizens and global communities.

Our Department specializes in indigenous politics, critical political theory and identity politics, democratic theory and practise, political behaviour, parties and elections, comparative public policy and institutions, environmental politics, international norms, institutions and goverance, human security. We are exceptionally strong in quantitative methods, and have regional area strengths in the study of Asian politics, politics of the Americas, European politics, U.S. politics, and Canadian politics.

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