Political science is the study of politics, power, and government from domestic, international, and comparative perspectives. Aristotle is considered the father of political science. Some key concepts in political science according to Lawson (1997) are power, influence, authority, legitimacy, and linkage. Major political ideologies studied in political science include anarchism, communism, socialism, capitalism, and fascism.
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Political science is the study of politics, power, and government from domestic, international, and comparative perspectives. Aristotle is considered the father of political science. Some key concepts in political science according to Lawson (1997) are power, influence, authority, legitimacy, and linkage. Major political ideologies studied in political science include anarchism, communism, socialism, capitalism, and fascism.
Political science is the study of politics, power, and government from domestic, international, and comparative perspectives. Aristotle is considered the father of political science. Some key concepts in political science according to Lawson (1997) are power, influence, authority, legitimacy, and linkage. Major political ideologies studied in political science include anarchism, communism, socialism, capitalism, and fascism.
POLITICAL SCIENCE UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS
Merielle A. Tampelix SCC
WHAT IS POLITICAL SCIENCE? POLITICAL SCIENCE • It is a study of politics. • It is the study of power. • Study of politics and power from domestic, international and comparative perspective WHO IS THE FATHER OF POLITICAL SCIENCE? ARISTOTLE (ARISTOTELES) 384-322 B.C. • The foundation and framework of both Christian Scholasticism and Medieval Islamic Philosophy. • The first genuine scientist of the history. “MAN IS BY NATURE A POLITICAL ANIMAL” 1. Power KEY CONCEPTS 2. Influence ACCORDING 3. Authority TO LAWSON 4. Legitimacy (1997) 5. Linkage MAJOR POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES ANARCHISM • Comes from Greek word “Anarchy”. • Having no government. COMMUNISM • A controlled society • Classless • From each according to his ability and to each according to his need. SOCIALISM • People own the factors of production. • Major industries are owned and controlled by the government rather than by individual people and companies. CAPITALISM • Production of goods or services are privately owned and operated for a profit. • Taxes are computed base on classification of business. FASCISM • Extreme authoritarianism and strong nationalism. • Heavy influence of military force.