political scientist
Noun
Meaning
a social scientist specializing in the study of government
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According to political scientist and conspiracy theory author Joseph Uscinski, Gates’ wealth is the primary cause of theories about his purported plans.
Around the same time Parsons also benefited from conversations with political scientist Karl Deutsch over the concept of system theory.
A reputed, right wing political scientist in italy recently argued that the PD, the heir to the Italian Communist Party had become the party of the establishment.
And that allowed Collins to portray herself as the underdog against a candidate who’s “from away” — Gideon’s from Rhode Island — and was backed by outsiders, noted Mark Brewer, a University of Maine political scientist.
As a political scientist — I don’t have to tell you there’s nothing scientific about politics — I have always followed Mark Twain’s advice: I never let school interfere with my education.
A separate analysis of endorsements by Georgetown political scientist Hans Noel, which includes interest group leaders, labor unions and others besides Democratic officeholders, has Biden in the lead, with Bernie Sanders a distant second.