Abstract

Political culture has gained traction in social and political research, especially among comparative politics experts.   Political culture is agents' values and political conduct. Political culture is a natural outgrowth of behavioral political   analysis. In the 1950s and 1960s, after survey techniques and computerization, attempts were made to apply political   behavior knowledge to problems previously analyzed systemically or collectively. This paper attempts to investigate the   pattern of individual attitudes and orientations towards politics among a political system's members. Political culture   analysis in comparative politics applies behavioral analysis to traditional problems like political ideology, laws, and   interest groups. The American state's political culture differs greatly from India's based on their variables and factors. The   paper examines the questions raised from these patterns and analyzes the role of political culture in understanding the   world around us.

Keywords

Political Culture, Political System, behavior, Gabriel Almond, Sydney Verba

Citation (APA Format)

Muniyappa, B. (2022). Role of political culture in understanding political system. International Journal of Politics, Law, and Management, 1(1)