Introduction To Political Science

<p><b>The Study of Political Science </b></p><p><b>a) Definition </b></p><p><b>b) Nature </b></p><p><b>c) Scope </b></p><p><b>Approaches to Study Political Science </b></p><p><b>a) Normative </b></p><p><b>b) Empirical </b></p><p><b>c) Feminist </b></p><p><b>Basic Concepts </b></p><p><b>a) The State </b></p><p><b>b) The Market </b></p><p><b>c) The Civil Society </b></p><p><b>Democracy </b></p><p><b>a) Representative </b></p><p><b>b) Deliberative </b></p><p><b>c) Participatory </b></p><p><b>Basic Political Values </b></p><p><b>a) Liberty </b></p><p><b>b) Equality </b></p><p><b>c) Justice </b></p><p><b>Rights </b></p><p><b>a) Definition and Meaning </b></p><p><b>b) Types </b></p><p><b>c) Challenges </b></p><p><b>Ideologies </b></p><p><b>a) Nationalism </b></p><p><b>b) Socialism </b></p><p><b>c) Fascism </b></p><p><b>International Organizations </b></p><p><b>a) United Nations - Structures Functions and Challenges </b></p><p><b>b) Regional - EU SAA RC OPEC NATO </b></p><p><b>c) MNCs</b></p>