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Which of the following ideology or system of thinking that emerged in the 18th century was against  the French Revolution and Enlightenment?

Which of the following would be an example of rational-legal authority? 

Which of the following ideologies emphasises social contract theory, a world where human beings are guided by enlightened self-interest, rationality, and free choice, and argue for the minimum intervention of the state in the lives of individuals?

Which of the following statement is true about the concept of 'power'?

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........usually identified with the philosophies of John Locke, David Hume, Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill, who emphasize social contract theory, a world where human beings are guided by enlightened self-interest, rationality, and free choice, and argue for the minimum intervention of the state in the lives of individuals.

Which of the following ideologies is a system of thinking that attaches priority to conserve an existing social, economic, political and cultural atmosphere in a given society?

In functionalist approach, society is evaluated in terms of basic needs. Which of the following is not one of these needs ?

In what kind of states, all institutions are totally controlled?

Which of the following is not one of the necessary features of representative democracy? 

Which one of the following is false about the concept of paternalism?

Which of the following ideology is a loosely knit body of ideas which became very influential during the 1980s and which were premised upon a (slight) rethinking and a (substantial) reassertion of classical liberalism?

Who argues that power operates at all levels of social interaction, in all social institutions, by all people? 

Which of the following is the type of authority where the state resembles a father figure?

Which approach in political sociology defines politics as the spread of power among many competing interest groups?

Which of the following theoretical approaches to politics in a society sees power in society as being monopolized by a small minority?

Which of the following ideology is an economic and political system based on collective or state ownership of the means of production and distribution- although, like capitalism, the system takes many and diverse forms?

Which of the following theoretical approaches to politics in a society is closely linked to structural-functionalist theory and it is an analysis of politics that sees power as spread among many competing interest groups?

Who defines power as “the chance of a man or a number of men to realize their own will in a command action even against the resistance of others who are participating in the action”?

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........ emerged "as a critique of liberal market society and was defined by its attempt to offer an alternative to industrial capitalism."

Which of the following theoretical approaches to politics in a society emphasize means of production since they see economic resources as a source of power?