- Topic outline of political science
Political science is the field concerning the theory and practice ofpolitics and the description and analysis ofpolitical system s and political behavior.The following outline is provided as an overview of and introduction to political science:
Essence of political science
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Government
*Politician
*Political power Fields of study of political science
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Area studies
*Comparative politics
*Development studies
*Foreign policy analysis
*Game theory
*Geopolitics andpolitical geography
*Globalization studies
* Ideology studies
*International relations
*Nationalism studies
*Policy analysis /Policy studies
*Political behavior
*Political economy
*Political psychology
* Political theory and philosophy
*Political system s
*Psephology (statistical analysis of voting systems and electoral behavior)
*Public administration andlocal government studies
*Public policy
*Public administration
*Public law
*Religious studies
*Research methodology
* Security studies
* Strategic studiesHistory of political science
Politics by region
Governments of the world
Political parties by region
Foreign relations by region
Political issues
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Abortion
*Affirmative action
*Agricultural policy andland reform
*Animal rights andanimal testing
*Capital punishment
*Internet censorship
*Internet taxation
* Climate change policy
*Direct democracy
*Disarmament andnonproliferation
*Drug policy and reform
*Education policy and reform
*Electoral reform
*Gay rights andgay marriage
*Gun rights andgun control
* Health care policy and reform
*Immigration policy and reform
*Israeli-Palestinian conflict
*Language policy
*Medical marijuana
*NATO expansion
*Nuclear testing
*Political corruption
*Race relations
* Science and technology policy
*Separation of church and state
*Space policy
*Stem cell s and thestem cell controversy
*Tax reform
*Terrorism ,counter-terrorism , and theWar on Terrorism
* Trade
*Welfare reform Basic political science concepts
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Election s
**Voting system s
**Game theory
**Political Campaigning
**Political communications
**Political qualifications
*International relations theory
**Power in international relations
**Realism in international relations
**Idealism in international relations
**Neoliberalism in international relations
**Marxist international relations theory
**Functionalism in international relations
**Critical international relations theory
*Law
**Trials
**Legal research
**International law
***Diplomacy
*Political science (General)
**Political history
**Political scientist
**Politics
*Political theory
**Theories of state
***Islamic state
***Nationalism
***Peace and conflict studies
****Democratic peace theory
****Power transition theory
****Hegemonic stability theory
***Political geography
***Sovereignty
***Consent of the governed
***Political violence
***Patriotism
***Symbolism
***Forms of state
*State
**Political institution s
**Public administration
**Comparative government
**Three powers of the State
***Executive
****Executive branch
****Executive power
****Heads of state
***Legislative
****Legislative branch
****Legislative process
****Legislative power
****Law making
***Judicial
****Judicial branch
****Judicial power
**Political rights
**Political participation
**Public administration
***Civil service
***Political parties
*Theories of Political Behavior Political science lists
See also
External links
* [http://www.apsanet.org/ American Political Science Association]
* [http://www.essex.ac.uk/ecpr/ European Consortium for Political Research]
* [http://www.ipsa.ca/ International Political Science Association]
* [http://www.psa.ac.uk/ Political Studies Association of the UK]
* [http://www.politicalscience.org/ PROL: Political Science Research Online (prepublished research)]
* [http://www2.truman.edu/polisci/design.htm Truman State University Political Science Research Design Handbook]
* [http://dca.tufts.edu/features/aas A New Nation Votes: American Elections Returns 1787-1825]
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