General Defences | Law of Torts
When the plaintiff brings an action against the defendant for a particular tort, providing the existence of all the esse...
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Introduction to Law of Torts
The word “Tort” has come from the Latin word “Tortum” which means “To Twist”. What is twisted is the conduct of the wron...
Concept of Pressure Groups in Political Science
Pressure Groups are organized associations that seek to influence government policy and decision-making without aiming t...
Concept of Political Parties in Political Science | Types...
A political party is a core institution in political science, defined as an organized group of people with broadly simil...
The Elite Theory in Political Science
Aristotle held that some persons are fit to rule while others are fit to be ruled over. Elite means “Chosen Few”. Elite ...
Concept of Power, Authority, and Legitimacy in Political ...
In political science, Power, Authority, and Legitimacy form the "holy trinity" of governance. They explain not just who ...
Concept of Sovereignty in Political Science | Aspects, De...
The term Sovereignty is derived from the Latin word “Superanus”, which means Supreme or Paramount. Sovereignty is suprem...
Concept of Democracy in Political Science | Advantages, D...
The word Democracy is derived from two Greek words, “Demos” (People) and “Kratos” (Power). Thus, Democracy means “Power ...
Interdependence of Liberty, Equality, and Justice | Polit...
According to Barker, Justice is the synthesis of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. The principle of Liberty does not co...