Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University 2007 M.A Political Science Comparative politics :(prev) III - Question Paper

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2007(Prev)

Time: three hours

Full marks: 100

Candidates are needed to provide their ans in

their own words as far as practicable.

The ques. are of equal value.

ans any 4 ques. in which

Q. No. one is compulsory.

1.Select the accurate option:

(i)Which country represents the model of seperation of powers?
(a)U.K
(b)U.S.A
(c)France
(d)Nepal

(ii) The process of induction into Political Culture is called:
(a) Political Communication
(b) Political Development
(c) Political Sociolization
(d) Political Recruitment

(iii) Which country has the strongest 2nd Chamber?
(a)Britain
(b)America
(c)China
(d)Nepal

(iv) Which 1 of these is a major Political Party in United States of America?
(a) Congress Party
(b) Green Party
(c) Democratic Party
(d) Christian Party

(v) A group of people organized for the pursuit of a political interest is called:
(a) Political Party
(b)Pressure Group
(c) Political System
(d) Terrorist Group

(vi) Gabriel Almond is associated with:
(a) Economic approach
(b) Sociological approach
(c) Scientific functional approach
(d) Historical approach

(vii) Constitutionalism is opposed to:
(a) Dictatorship
(b) Democracy
(c) Socialism
(d) Secularism

(viii) Political Development in developing countries is essentially a
(a) Party building process
(b) Group building process
(c) State building process
(d) Communication building process

(ix) Every Political System exists within a economic setting. The political aspect or the setting is called:
(a) Political Development
(b) Political Culture
(c) Political Recruitment
(d) Political Socialization

(x) The process through which individuals enter into the different roles and structures of the political system is known as:
(a) Political Culture
(b) Political Socialization
(c) Political Recruitment
(c) Political Communication


2. explain the characteristics of comparative method in the study of Comparative Politics.

3. Examine the 'Political Sociological Approach' to the study of Comparative Politics.

4.Describe the nature and characteristics of Political Culture .Why it is important to study political culture .
Why it is important to study political culture in the comparative politics

5.What do you mean by Political Socialization?
explain its different agencies.

6.What are the important theories of state? provide details of 1 of the theories you like most.

7.Define Constitutionalism and explain its main features.

8.What do you mean by circulation of elites? Are political elites compatible with democracy?

9. define Lucian Pye's 'Development Syndrome'.

OR

Trace the role of the Communist Party in China.

Earning:   Approval pending.