Political Science Paper I Past Paper 2019
The Hegelian spirit opens the Political Science Paper I past paper 2019 and Pakistan closes it. Q.2 reads Hegel’s spirit as human consciousness growing toward political maturity and shared world life. Q.3 weighs growing judicial activism in Pakistan against parliamentary sovereignty. Q.4 separates nationality from citizenship. Q.5 argues that globalization restricts state autonomy and breeds domestic conflict and inequality. Section-B stays home. Q.6 asks how far the 18th Amendment transforms Pakistan’s federal system. Q.7 tests fascism in Germany and Italy and the conditions that feed it. Q.8 closes on the theory of force and the origin of the state. Half of this paper sits on Pakistan’s own constitutional ground. This file holds the Part-II sheet only.
What this paper contains
- This file carries Part-II (the descriptive part) of the paper.
- Part-II — attempt four questions: TWO from Section-A (Q.2–Q.5) and TWO from Section-B (Q.6–Q.8); each question carries 20 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs, per the printed header)
Part-II questions
Section-A
Q.2 — Examine the view that Hegelian spirit is nothing but evolution of human consciousness to the realization of political maturity for global human co-existence. (20)
Q.3 — The growing judicial activism in Pakistan is clearly at the expanse of parliamentary sovereignty and supremacy. Critically analyze the statement. (20)
Q.4 — Explain the concept of Nationality and distinguish between Nationality and Citizenship. (20)
Q.5 — Globalization restrict the autonomy of the state, generates domestic social conflicts, and inequalities. Discuss the interactions between globalization and domestic politics. (20)
Section-B
Q.6 — How far 18th amendments will transform the existing federal system in Pakistan? (20)
Q.7 — Fascism generally flourishes in countries with strong nationalism and weak democracies. Discuss the enabling conditions for fascism with reference to Germany and Italy. (20)
Q.8 — How far is it true to say that the origin of the state lies in force? Discuss critically the Theory of Force regarding the origin of state. (20)
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