Annotated Bibliography



Annotated Bibliography

Is the current role of political science depicting a change in contemporary framework of various economies of the world?

Political science is the key respondent in the discipline of social, state and public space. The functions that the discipline of political science depicts is that it defines the study of state and the role it plays to enhance the economic developments in terms of identifying problems and enrolling activities to solve these problems through proper and adequate classification of political science in the economy. Moreover, the general principle of political science and economy relates on various conditions affecting the two variables that certainly depends on national as well as on regional dynamics which are profoundly political, historical, economic and socio-cultural. In addition, many influences involved in the transition of the concepts from the earlier representation of independent political science and its relation with economies plays its role in the current dynamics as connections with the current development in the field.

Kuorikoski, J., & Lehtinen, A. (2010). Economics Imperialism and Solution Concepts in Political Science. Philosophy of the Social Sciences, vol. 40(3), pp. 347-374.

The paper discusses the combination of political and economic sciences through using the means of imperialism. Moreover, the paper also includes the analysis that both the opponents of economic imperialism and the people who are the proponents in this regard agree to the unification of the substance, identifying that both the political and economic aspects to imperialism essentially use identical and similar instruments, languages and methods for the purpose reasoning the logics in regards to imperialism.

Prewitt, P. (2005). Political Ideas and a Political Science for Policy. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, vol. 600(1), pp. 14-29.

The paper reviews the enhancement in political science and advancements in developing its policies. The paper also ...