Federal Public Service Commission
Political Science I-II
Competitive Examination-2020
The 2020 Political Science paper shows a strong emphasis on core political theories and their modern relevance. It revisits thinkers like Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Karl Marx, and Ibn Khaldun. Alongside theory, it focuses on governance systems, globalization, and comparative politics involving United Kingdom, China, and Pakistan, reflecting a balanced mix of conceptual understanding and practical political analysis.
PAPER-I SECTION-A
Question No. 2
Why monistic or absolute concept of sovereignty has been abandoned? Analyse legal concept of sovereignty.
Question No. 3
Why monistic or absolute concept of sovereignty has been abandoned? Analyse legal concept of sovereignty.
Question No. 4
Critically analyze the Social Contract Theory of Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau.
Question No. 5
Examine the view that the Hegelian spirit is nothing but evolution of human consciousness to the realization of political maturity for global human co-existence.
Question No. 6
Critically examine the basic principles of Fascism.
Question No. 7
Bring out clearly the difference between unitary and federal forms of government.
Question No. 8
Write short notes on the following:-
(a). Ibn-e-Khaldun’s concept of Asbiyah
(b). Marx’s theory of Class Struggle
Question No. 2
Discuss the way in which globalization could promote regionalization as an adaptation.
Question No. 3
Under the Unitary State System, how local government system works in UK?
Question No. 4
Critically evaluate the role of Post-World War-II International Financial Regimes in the economic development of the less developed countries.
Question No. 5
Critically evaluate the role of Military in Turkish Politics?
Question No. 6
Discuss the powers and functions of China’s National People’s Congress?
Question No. 7
Make a comparative analysis of the Constitution of 1956 and amended Constitution of Pakistan 1973?
Question No. 8
In the Post World War-II period, what were the important patterns of the Balance of Power?