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Importance of civil service has grown due to

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The authority possessed by local bodies in a unitary system of government is

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Who among the following categorized the development liberal democracy into four models? Protective, Developmental, Equilibrium adn Participatory

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Which one of the following statement is wrong?

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Who among the following, characterized bureaucracy as a rationalistic authority

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In which one of the following forms of government the second chamber an indispensable part of the legislature

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The principle of Judicial Review means to

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A telling example of a fusion of the presidential and parliamentary forms of government is provided by

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According to Weber, the modern bureaucracy is based on which of the following basis of authority?

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The basic problem in the working of parliamentary system in Pakistan arises out of

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1 'Judicial restraint as counter-philosophy to 'Judicial activism ' implies that
A. The 'original intent' of the law should be strictly adhered to in all cases
B. The role of judges is merely to say what the law 'is and not to' make' law in the process of interpretation
C. Judges should be value -neutral in all judicial pronouncements
D. judges should not be restrained in formulating public policies and judicial philosophies
2 Political power in Western Europe and the United States has increasingly shifted to the
A. legislative branch
B. judicial system
C. Executive branch
D. Regulatory agencies
3 The relationship between the government and the president in France is a complex one due to:
A. Direct election of the President
B. Centralization of powers
C. a mixed presidential - parliamentary from of government
D. parliament's reduced powers to control the government
4 In the Presidential system of government , the cabinet members are
A. Elected by the legislature
B. All members of the political party to which the President belongs
C. Nominated by President
D. All elected representative of the legislature
5 Type of government where one person or small group holds all the power
A. Monarchy
B. Direct democracy
C. Dictatorship
D. Republic
6 The nineteenth century liberals were distrustful of democracy because
A. It was in conflict with the principle of liberty
B. It was opposed to hereditary rule
C. It emphasized the idea of economic justice
D. it tended to undermine the power of landed aristocracy
7 Which of the following is the same as a monarchy?
A. Dictatorship
B. Parliamentary government
C. Anarchy
D. Aristocracy
8 Which one of the following combinations all federal states
A. U . S . A Canada. Australia. Sri Lanka
B. France. Malaysia, Canada, U.S.A
C. Pakistan. South Africa. Sri Lanka Canada
D. U. S. A Australia. Pakistan Canada
9 What is the difference between parliamentary and presidential democracy?
A. Election of the executive branch
B. Election of the legislature
C. The court system
D. Extent of government power
10 "Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1789)" was written by
A. jeremy bentham
B. J. S. Mill
C. John Locke
D. None

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