Political Science primarily concerns itself with the study of government, political institutions, and the processes by which power is exercised and allocated in society.

Political Science contributes to Public Administration by providing a theoretical framework, analytical tools, and insights for understanding and addressing challenges in public policy, governance, and administrative processes.

The concept of bureaucracy, derived from political science, is frequently used to analyze the structure, functioning, and challenges of public administration systems.

Political Science contributes to public policy analysis by helping identify priorities, assessing feasibility, evaluating outcomes, and understanding the political dynamics shaping policy decisions.

Political Science contributes to the study of governance by examining structures, processes, relationships, and impacts, providing a comprehensive understanding of how governance systems function.

Political Science contributes to the training of public administrators by providing knowledge, analytical skills, and ethical understanding essential for effective public service.

Pluralism, a political science theory, emphasizes the role of interest groups in influencing policymaking, recognizing the diversity of interests and the competition among them.

Political Science contributes to public budgeting by analyzing political influences, resource allocation, and the effectiveness of budget decisions.

Legitimacy, a key political science concept, is often used to explain the relationship between government and citizens, referring to the perceived rightfulness and acceptance of government authority.

Political Science contributes to public personnel management by examining political influences, ideological impacts, and the role of patronage in public employment.

Institutionalism, a political science theory, emphasizes the role of institutions in shaping political outcomes, recognizing the influence of formal and informal rules, norms, and structures.

Political Science contributes to public procurement by analyzing political influences, interest group involvement, and the impact of corruption on procurement processes.

Rational Choice Theory, a political science concept, is often used to explain the behavior of political actors, assuming that individuals make decisions based on rational calculations of costs and benefits.

Political Science contributes to public service ethics by examining ethical dilemmas, the influence of political ideology, and the impact of public opinion on ethical standards.

Power Elite Theory, a political science theory, emphasizes the role of power dynamics and the concentration of power among a small group of individuals or organizations in shaping political outcomes.