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Abstract; We discuss the following questions: "Which one of these approaches is the best, and is it possible that the two schools of thought be "united" for the perfection of science development?" In accounting methodology or in any particular study, it is better that the use of both approaches were left to their respective researchers in discussing a topic, without criticizing each other and claim that one approach is better than the other. The two may complement and refine each other's topics studied in depth from different perspectives. Thus, it is expected that the development of science will lead to perfection with the development of various approaches used. Political science is the study of political institutions, constitutions and policy processes. It aims at an accurate description and explanation of these features of politics. It is an empirical (positive) science in terms that it seeks to collect data and analyses it much as a natural scientist would collect a sample and put it under the microscope. The empirical study of institutions and laws is a vital part of any study of politics. If political science asks 'what are the key building blocks of politics?' political theory may ask 'why are these, the key building blocks of politics?' If political science identifies human-rights legislation as a key feature of contemporary politics,