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Modern liberal political scientists debate that the study of Political Science includes the nature, bases, processes, scope, and results of power or authority in society. The study about the sources and purposes of power takes the political scientist beyond the formal political institutions in society such as powers and functions of the legislature, executive, and judiciary. The institutions that are seeking ‘power’ in society include business corporations, organized religions, and trade unions. These organizations and groups seek to influence public policy and the direction of social change. In this respect, political scientists are also interested in understanding the political behavior of these groups and institutions.