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Branch of knowledge that deals with systematic study of the structure and behavior of the state and political institutions through scientific analysis.

• Political Science

• Fundamentals

• Politics

• Government

The word politics is derived from the Greek word “Polis”, which means _____.

• State

• City State

• Political Science

• Politics

State is designed to resolve social conflicts and set collective goals that would attain and promote the good life.

• Plato

• Socrates

• Aristotle

• Dahl

Systematic body of principles relating to the origin, form, behavior and purposes of the state, and upon which its political system operates.

• Political Ideology

• Political Philosophy

• Political Science

• Political Theory

Constitutional and legal principles/rules governing sovereign states, governments and individuals in their relationships with one another.

• Public Law

• Public Administration

• Political Dynamic

• Laws

Social science that concerns itself with the problem of allocating scarce resources so as to attain the optimum satisfaction of society’s unlimited wants.

• Psychology

• Sociology

• Anthropology

• Economics

Social science course that enriches political science by its contributions to the study of social problems which are also problems of the government.

• Political Science

• Sociology

• Psychology

• Anthropology

Father of Utilitarianism, formulated a theory of political behavior on fundamental reality that men act always in pursuit of their self-interest.

• Robert Dahl

• Paul Janet

• Jeremy Bentham

• Jean Bodin

This bring forth a fountain of knowledge on the techniques and methods of managing and administering government in the phases of administrative organization, personnel administration, financial or fiscal administration, and the management of good public relations.

• Public Administration

• Political Dynamic

• Government

• Management

Aimed at discovering the significant or essential elements of political institutions in an attempt to analyze and examine their worth and value and how it work.

• Comparative Method

• Historical Method

• Analytical Method

• Empirical Method