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Question 1
List – I (Electoral system)
(a) First-Past-the-Post System
(b) Second Ballot System
(c) Alternative Vote System
(d) Additional Member System
List – II (Countries)
(i) France
(ii) Germany
(iii) USA
(iv) Australia
Question 2
Question 3
Assertion (A): The theories of development of the 1950’s like behaviouralism, could never develop a universally accepted paradigm because they were locally dated.
Reason (R): They originated during the Cold War period and consequently biased.
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Question 6
Assertion (A): Systems approach to comparative politics believes in the balance between the input structure and the output structure to maintain the equilibrium.
Reason (R): Systems approach is criticised as a ‘status quoist’ model.
Question 7
(a) To study the then existing political systems
(b) To develop an empirical science of politics
(c) To arrive at the Ideal type
(d) To apply abstract ideas in practice
Question 8
List – I (Idea/Concept) |
List – II (Person Associated) |
(a) Soft state |
(i) Atul Kohli |
(b) Politics of Scarcity |
(ii) Subrata K Mitra |
(c) Crisis of Governability |
(iii) Gunnar Myrdal |
(d) Contentious Democracy |
(iv) Myron Weiner |
Question 9
List - I (Writers) |
List – II (Concepts) |
(a) Dicey |
(i) Anomic interest groups |
(b) S.P. Huntington |
(ii) Judicial Review |
(c) Almond |
(iii) Political decay |
(d) Marbury Vs Madison |
(iv) Rule of law |
Question 10
List – I |
List – II |
(a) Islamic Revolution |
(i) Led by Bolshevik Party |
(b) Russian Revolution |
(ii) Anti-Modernization Movement in Iran |
(c) Glorious Revolution |
(iii) 1649 Revolution to limit the arbitrary power of Charles II |
(d) Puritan Revolution |
(iv) Establishing Constitutional government in England |
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