Political Science

Politics is the structured system of interaction between individuals, including the political institutions or groups and making political decisions in accordance with group interests, including the distribution of income or status. The branch of social sciences that studies political systems is known as political science. It was developed by Leo Tolstoy, who argued that people develop socially based ideas about right and wrong, government and civil society. Leo Tolstoy studied the ancient Greek's political systems and he came up with his major work, "The Decay of Linguistics", a study on how language influences politics.