Fact

Definition

A fact in the context of empirical political science is an objectively verifiable piece of information that has been proven to be true through observation or research. It serves as a foundational element for building theories, conducting analyses, and making informed arguments within the study of politics.

Related terms

Empirical Evidence: Data collected through direct observation or experimentation used to support or refute a hypothesis.

Political Theory:

The study of concepts and principles that people use to describe, explain, and evaluate political events and institutions.

Research Methodology: The systematic plan followed in studying a phenomenon or answering a question within political science, often involving the collection and analysis of facts