Topics in Political Science: Institutions, Theory, and Global Dynamics provides a comprehensive examination of the fundamental concepts and practical applications of political science. Political theory, political institutions, and global dynamics comprise the book’s three principal sections. The initial section delves into the development of political theories, both classical and contemporary, by examining the ideas and contributions of significant philosophers who have influenced political thought throughout history. The second section investigates the structures and functions of political institutions, including the judiciary, executive entities, legislatures, and civil society. The final section examines global political dynamics, including international relations, global governance, conflict, and cooperation in a world that is becoming more multipolar. The book provides a comprehensive understanding of the operation of political systems and their impact on the daily lives of citizens worldwide, utilising case studies, historical context, and contemporary examples. The book provides readers with the analytical tools necessary to comprehend political processes, assess governance, and navigate the challenges of modern global politics by combining theory and practice. It is an essential resource for individuals who aspire to enhance their comprehension of political science in a world that is undergoing accelerated change.