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Political science must embrace interdisciplinary approaches for comprehensive insights from "summary" of The Future of Political Science by Harold D. Lasswell
Understanding political phenomena requires a lens that transcends traditional boundaries. Engaging with disciplines such as sociology, psychology, economics, and history enriches the analysis of governance, power dynamics, and human behavior. Each of these fields contributes unique methodologies and perspectives, allowing for a more nuanced examination of political events and trends. Sociology, for instance, sheds light on the social structures and cultural factors that influence political behavior. Insights from psychology help unravel the cognitive processes behind decision-making and public opinion formation. Economic theories provide frameworks for analyzing resource distribution and the implications of policy choices. History serves as a critical repository of lessons learned, offering context that informs contemporary political cha...
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