Political Science

    State Sovereignty
    Which one of the following is associated with the statement that ‘If sovereignty is not absolute no state will exist’?
    State Sovereignty
    One of the salient features of the theory of sovereignty as expounded by Hobbes was that he stood for its:
    Political Parties and Pressure Group
    U.S.A. is known for:
    Equality
    Which one of the following kinds of equality is not compatible with the liberal notion of equality?
    Allama Iqbal
    In the memory of his mother, Allama Iqbal wrote a long poem. Name it?
    Aristotle
    Which of Aristotle’s early works, was inspired by the death of a friend?
    Thomas Hobbes
    Hobbesian social contract is based on:
    Hobbes presents his social contract theory in a series of works, the most famous of which is The Leviathan (1651) The state of nature that Hobbes describes is so disturbing that it gives us strong motivation to want to rise above that condition if possible. None of us wants to die violently; we all want decent living conditions; we also carry hopes that we can improve our living conditions through work. But we cannot fulfill any of these desires until we achieve peace, and Hobbes next describes what we need to do to secure such peace.
    Machiavelli
    Machiavelli wrote ” Discourses on the First Decade of Titus Livy” in the year:
    He starts writing Discourses on the First Decade of Titus Livy (Italian: Discorsi sopra la prima deca di Tito Livio), a commentary on the first ten books of Livy’s History of Rome in 1513 The Discourses were published posthumously with papal privilege in 1531.
    Plato
    Plato was a:
    Platonism is the oldest form of idealism and Plato himself the progenitor of idealists.
    Plato
    Which of these books represents the scheme of Plato’s Philosophy?
    “The Republic” is the most important and authentic work of Plato. It was about political philosophy, ethics, education and metaphysics. Other works of Plato include: “The Politicus”, “The Apology”, “The Meno”, “The Protagoras”, “The Gorgias”, and “The Critias”.