A. Against separation of powers
B. Against periodical elections
C. In favour of elections because they help in gauging public opinion
D. Against decentralisation of authority
A. The state is the source of all authority and all groups draw from it
B. The power in society is shared by the government and other groups
C. Political power cannot be divided among various groups, associations etC.
D. None of the above
A. Barelson
B. Sartori
C. Presthus
D. All the above three
A. Elected representatives of the people
B. Permanent civil servants
C. An elite class
D. A body composed of all the above three
A. Priestly class
B. Military class
C. Civil Servants
D. A small group of elites
A. Robert Michels
B. James Burham
C. Vilfredo Pareto
D. None of the above
A. Vilfredo Pareto
B. Mosca
C. Robert Michels
D. All the three
A. Their property
B. Their educational qualifications
C. Their nature of work
D. Their abilities and capabilities
E. Their capacity to run administration
A. Government
B. Party in power
C. Associations
D. Societies
E. People as a whole
A. Lincoln
B. Bryce
C. Dicey
D. Herodotus