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Political
Concepts
State Organs
State
government population territory sovereignty
aliens subjects citizen
Have no
political
right to vote
Have
political
right to vote
illegal
e.g: Refugees,
Diplomats
Legal
e.g: Touret,
Students on visa
etc
Forms of State
state
Unitary Fedral
Administrative units or provincesAdministrative units or provinces
AutonomousNot autonomous
Pillars Of Government
Government
Legislature Executive Judiciary
To Legislate To Execute To Judicate
To make Laws To Execute Laws To Judicate Laws
To make new laws
To Amend laws
To repeal laws
Proposed Law
Bill
Public Private
Private Member bill Government bill
Ordinary Bill
Money Bill
By Opposition member
Democracy
Direct Indirect
Candidate
Voter
Candidate
Elector
Voter
Legislation
Unicameral Bicameral
1 house 2 houses
e.g: Bangladesh,
China, Afghanistan
e.g: USA
Pakistan
Society
 Society is organized
by Law
 Society means
different services
that is farmer, shop
keeper, business
man etc..
 Man is a social
animal he can not
live without society
Society
Land People
Law
 Law means to
supress bad
behaviour and
promote good
behaviour
 Law is for regulating
society
 Law is supreme
Law
Sovereignity Government
Constitution
 Fundamental law of the state
 It is the thread of the state,if it is harmed,state will suffer
 Provisions for constitution
 Location of sovereignty
 Fundamental rights of the people
• Fundamental rights are protected by constitution
• Rights and duties are inter-related, if a man is fulfilling his duties,
that duties are rights of other people
 Form of government
 Parliamentary or Presidential
 Form of State
 Unilateralism or Federalism
Isms
 Capitalism
 Factors of Production are In private
sector
 Socialism
 From each according to his ability, to
each according to his work
 Communism
 From each according to his ability, to
each according to his needs
 Secularism
 Where the state have not any official
religion
 Theocratism
 The state which is based on a specific
religion

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political concepts

  • 2. State Organs State government population territory sovereignty aliens subjects citizen Have no political right to vote Have political right to vote illegal e.g: Refugees, Diplomats Legal e.g: Touret, Students on visa etc
  • 3. Forms of State state Unitary Fedral Administrative units or provincesAdministrative units or provinces AutonomousNot autonomous
  • 4. Pillars Of Government Government Legislature Executive Judiciary To Legislate To Execute To Judicate To make Laws To Execute Laws To Judicate Laws To make new laws To Amend laws To repeal laws
  • 5. Proposed Law Bill Public Private Private Member bill Government bill Ordinary Bill Money Bill By Opposition member
  • 7. Legislation Unicameral Bicameral 1 house 2 houses e.g: Bangladesh, China, Afghanistan e.g: USA Pakistan
  • 8. Society  Society is organized by Law  Society means different services that is farmer, shop keeper, business man etc..  Man is a social animal he can not live without society Society Land People
  • 9. Law  Law means to supress bad behaviour and promote good behaviour  Law is for regulating society  Law is supreme Law Sovereignity Government
  • 10. Constitution  Fundamental law of the state  It is the thread of the state,if it is harmed,state will suffer  Provisions for constitution  Location of sovereignty  Fundamental rights of the people • Fundamental rights are protected by constitution • Rights and duties are inter-related, if a man is fulfilling his duties, that duties are rights of other people  Form of government  Parliamentary or Presidential  Form of State  Unilateralism or Federalism
  • 11. Isms  Capitalism  Factors of Production are In private sector  Socialism  From each according to his ability, to each according to his work  Communism  From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs
  • 12.  Secularism  Where the state have not any official religion  Theocratism  The state which is based on a specific religion