Which topics should be included in the scope of Political science as p

1.	Which topics should be included in the scope of Political science as per UNESCO ? OR Explain the scope of Political Science from the point of view of UNESCO. Which topics were included in the scope of Political Science during the Paris Conference of UNESCO ? OR Which type of subject matter can be included is the scope of traditional Political Science according to UNESCO ?
Answer» According to the Paris Conference of UNESCO in 1948, the following topics can be included in the scope of Political Science: 1. Political theories: Study of history of political thoughts and political theories. 2. Political organisations: Comparative study of constitutions, National governments, Local government, state governments, public administration, social and economic works of the governments and political institutions. 3. Political parties, pressure groups and public opinion: Study of political behavour of political parties, pressure groups, etc. and public opinion and process of involvement of general public in government. 4. international relations: Study of international politics, international relation and administration. These topics were accepted by the scholars all over the word as a part of the scope of Political Science which were put forward in the Paris Conference of UNESCO in 1948.

Which topics should be included in the scope of Political science as per UNESCO ? OR Explain the scope of Political Science from the point of view of UNESCO. Which topics were included in the scope of Political Science during the Paris Conference of UNESCO ? OR Which type of subject matter can be included is the scope of traditional Political Science according to UNESCO ?

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According to the Paris Conference of UNESCO in 1948, the following topics can be included in the scope of Political Science:

1. Political theories:

Study of history of political thoughts and political theories.

2. Political organisations:

Comparative study of constitutions, National governments, Local government, state governments, public administration, social and economic works of the governments and political institutions.

3. Political parties, pressure groups and public opinion:

Study of political behavour of political parties, pressure groups, etc. and public opinion and process of involvement of general public in government.

4. international relations:

Study of international politics, international relation and administration. These topics were accepted by the scholars all over the word as a part of the scope of Political Science which were put forward in the Paris Conference of UNESCO in 1948.

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