What is the interrelationship of political science with other branches of learning?

Answer 1

Like other social sciences, political science often draws upon a wider list of methods than the natural sciencesbecause human systems can be intensely complex and are difficult to experiment with by changing initial conditions. To work around this, political science relies heavily on observation. Despite the complexities, contemporary political science has progressed by adopting a variety of methods and theoretical approaches to understanding politics and methodological pluralism is a defining feature of contemporary political science. At the end of the day, however, political science follows the same general methodology of any other science, it: 1. creates a series of assumptions about the world or some element thereof; 2. invokes a form of argument to make inferences from those assumptions; 3. constructs a theory implicating and predicting results in and beyond the model.

Answer 2

Political science is a term that refers to the "science", i.e. the psychology behind and study of, politics over the course of history. It is not a science like Earth Science, Chem or Biology.

Answer 3

Political science is a comprehensive study that is connected with other branches of learning. Some of these branches are history, economics, geography, sociology, philosophy and statistics.