Introduction to political science : a simplified text in political science /
Donato, Juanito E.
Introduction to political science : a simplified text in political science / Juanito E. Donato. -- - Revised Edition. -- [2002]. - xix, 210 pages : non illustration ; 22 cm.
Includes index.
Part One: Political science & social sciences -- Chapter I. Political science and its methods 1 -- Chapter 2. Political science & other sciences 12 -- Part Two: Political theory and dynamics of the state -- Chapter 3. The state and its elements 19 -- Chapter 4. The origin of the state 37 -- Chapter 5. Kinds of states 46 -- Chapter 6. Kinds of government 54 -- Chapter 7. Democracy and dictatorship 60 -- Chapter 8. Presidential and parliamentary government 72 -- Chapter 9. Unitary and federal government 90 -- Chapter 10. Theories of state functions 98 -- Chapter 11. Purposes and functions of states 112 -- Chapter 12. Political parties and pressure groups 118 -- Chapter 13. The law and the state 125 -- Part Three: Relations of the states -- Chapter 14. Recognition of the states 137 -- Chapter 15. The rights and obligations of states 148 -- Chapter16. Foreign policy of state 183 -- Chapter 17. Association of states: United Nations 190 -- Chapter 18. Settlement of dispute by states 197 --
"The author of this book is well aware of the availability of many texts on introductory course to political science written by local and foreign authors. But a majority of these texts are (in the opinion of the author) best suited to students of English-speaking countries, while the others (modesty aside) lack scientific presentation and need updating to keep abreast with new political developments. The author wants to present the subject, Introduction to Political Science, to the students in a simplified and comprehensive form but in a scientific manner. This is the reason why the course is divided into three main parts: Part I deals on the preliminaries of political science; Part II delves on everything about internal politics of the state; and Part III, which deals on the aspects of relations of states." --
9719144904
FIL 320 D71i 2002
Introduction to political science : a simplified text in political science / Juanito E. Donato. -- - Revised Edition. -- [2002]. - xix, 210 pages : non illustration ; 22 cm.
Includes index.
Part One: Political science & social sciences -- Chapter I. Political science and its methods 1 -- Chapter 2. Political science & other sciences 12 -- Part Two: Political theory and dynamics of the state -- Chapter 3. The state and its elements 19 -- Chapter 4. The origin of the state 37 -- Chapter 5. Kinds of states 46 -- Chapter 6. Kinds of government 54 -- Chapter 7. Democracy and dictatorship 60 -- Chapter 8. Presidential and parliamentary government 72 -- Chapter 9. Unitary and federal government 90 -- Chapter 10. Theories of state functions 98 -- Chapter 11. Purposes and functions of states 112 -- Chapter 12. Political parties and pressure groups 118 -- Chapter 13. The law and the state 125 -- Part Three: Relations of the states -- Chapter 14. Recognition of the states 137 -- Chapter 15. The rights and obligations of states 148 -- Chapter16. Foreign policy of state 183 -- Chapter 17. Association of states: United Nations 190 -- Chapter 18. Settlement of dispute by states 197 --
"The author of this book is well aware of the availability of many texts on introductory course to political science written by local and foreign authors. But a majority of these texts are (in the opinion of the author) best suited to students of English-speaking countries, while the others (modesty aside) lack scientific presentation and need updating to keep abreast with new political developments. The author wants to present the subject, Introduction to Political Science, to the students in a simplified and comprehensive form but in a scientific manner. This is the reason why the course is divided into three main parts: Part I deals on the preliminaries of political science; Part II delves on everything about internal politics of the state; and Part III, which deals on the aspects of relations of states." --
9719144904
FIL 320 D71i 2002