political science
noun
a social science dealing with political institutions and with the principles and conduct of government.
Origin of political science
First recorded in 1770–80
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Related Words for political science
civics, government, politics, governance, realpolitik, statesmanshipExamples from the Web for political science
Contemporary Examples of political science
Spitzer suggested that gun-control advocates should try what in political-science circles is known as “socializing conflict.”
The NRA Has a Head Start Against Newly Energized Gun-Control AdvocatesDavid Freedlander
December 18, 2012
The guy I was dating, a political-science major and the son of a single, immigrant mother, also went to Wall Street.
A political-science graduate, she spurned during the Gaddafi era what she could have had: a government job.
Libyan Women Are More Visible in Post-Gaddafi Libya, but They May Have Lost GroundJamie Dettmer
July 5, 2012
Stay abreast of the political-science research when you can, but remember that some of it may be worthless.
Historical Examples of political science
They had been discussing woman suffrage, some question that had come up in the political-science class that day.
The WitnessGrace Livingston Hill Lutz
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