Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the codes given below: List-I (Scholar)(A) McLean and McMillan(B) Morgenthau(C) George Schwarzerberger(D) Van Dyke List-II (Statement)(i) It is not so much the absolute power of a state as its power position in relation to other states that counts. (ii) Defined power as the capacity to impose one's will on others by reliance on effective sanctions in the case of non-compliance. (iii) Defined power as man's control over the minds and actions of other men. (iv) Power is the ability to make people do what they would not otherwise have done.Codes: A B C D

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Topics covered in UGC NET Political science syllabus:

1     Political Theory
2     Political Thought
3     Indian Political Thought
4     Comparative Political Analysis
5     International Relations
6     Indian Foreign Policy
7     Political Institutions in India
8     Political Processes in India
9     Public Administration
10     Governance & Public Policy in India