POLS is an abbreviation that stands for "Politician" or "Political Science". Depending on the context, it can refer to individuals involved in politics or academic study and research in the field of political science.
When referring to a "POLS" as a Politician, it signifies someone who engages in the profession or activity of seeking public office or serving in elected positions. In this context, a "POLS" is someone who actively participates in political affairs, makes policy decisions, and represents the interests of constituents. They may be members of political parties or operate independently.
On the other hand, when "POLS" is used as an abbreviation for Political Science, it relates to the academic discipline that examines systems of government, political behavior, and political institutions. Political Science studies encompass a wide range of subjects, including political theory, comparative politics, international relations, public administration, and more. Scholars, researchers, and students engaged in the study of political science are often referred to as "POLS".
Overall, the term "POLS" can be understood either as a shorthand for a politician involved in public affairs or as an abbreviation indicating the field of Political Science.
