Economics, political science, and ethics, before any systematic attempt had been made to study the matter empirically, had formulated theories of human nature to justify their presuppositions and procedures.
The subject-matter of political science, as he conceived it, was not so much political forms as social conditions.
He was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1859, and received from the university of Tubingen the degree of doctor of political science.
The tendency of matter to remain at rest, if unmoved by any external agency, and of persisting to move after it has once been set in motion, is a conservative tendency; and is as true in political science as in any other.
His theory of continuity has this significance in political science, that it supplied a basis for conservatism apart from absolutism and compatible with freedom.
For they both say that the need for two chambers has become an axiom of political science.
If the topic of my address was the history of political science, the highest and the largest place would belong to Plato and Aristotle.
Osgood bearing on this general subject are: "England and the Colonies" (Political Science Quarterly, II.
Professor Hart has criticized the work as an enterprise in political science.
His system of political thought, therefore, forms a blend of Far Eastern political philosophy and Western political science.
Such borrowing includes the use of notions such as non-political society, patterns of authority, and ideology, none of which are to be found in the more law-minded part of political science.
The point of view and means of study of political science may be kept, if a few necessary borrowings from sociological thought (not necessarily sociology) are introduced.
He said, 'He that knoweth the schemes his foes contrive in accordance with the dictates of political science, should, knowing them, act in such a way as to avoid all danger.
Vaisampayana continued, 'That best of Brahmanas, thus addressed by the king, freely answered him in these pointed words well-agreeing with the import of political science.
For as, in chemistry, elements in opposite states of electricity unite and form valuable compounds, so in political science, antagonistic principles enter necessarily into the composition of government.
A brief review of the effects of that decision upon the constitutional law, political science, and social conditions of the Republic will make this apparent.
For all such attitudes in political science, Lincoln had an instinctive aversion.
To the end of his days, he looked askance at the temper of abolitionism, regarded it ever as one of the chief evils of political science.
It sums up all his long, slow development in political science, lays the abiding foundation of everything he thought thereafter.
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