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    Political Science is defined and traditional and contemporary perspectives are discussed. Theories of sovereignty, the state, and the origin of states such as social contract theory are examined. Different theories of the functions of the state like liberal, welfare, and socialist are analyzed. Key political concepts such as rights, liberty, equality, and justice are defined. Democracy, political ideologies, and the theory of democracy and political development are covered. Different forms of government like constitutional, parliamentary, presidential, federal, and unitary systems are described. Landmarks in India's national liberation movement and constitutional development are noted. India's constitution regarding fundamental rights, directive principles, branches of government, and federalism are summarized. Major issues in international politics and India's foreign

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    Political Science is defined and traditional and contemporary perspectives are discussed. Theories of sovereignty, the state, and the origin of states such as social contract theory are examined. Different theories of the functions of the state like liberal, welfare, and socialist are analyzed. Key political concepts such as rights, liberty, equality, and justice are defined. Democracy, political ideologies, and the theory of democracy and political development are covered. Different forms of government like constitutional, parliamentary, presidential, federal, and unitary systems are described. Landmarks in India's national liberation movement and constitutional development are noted. India's constitution regarding fundamental rights, directive principles, branches of government, and federalism are summarized. Major issues in international politics and India's foreign

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    Political Science (Code No. 25) Political Science: Meaning Traditional and Contemporary Perspectives

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    Political Science (Code No. 25) 1. (a) Political Science : Meaning; Traditional and contemporary perspectives.

    (b) The State-Sovereignty; Theories of Sovereignty, Monistic and Pluralistic view. (c) Theories of the Origin of the States (Social Contract, Historical/Evolutionary and Marxist) (d) Theories of the functions of the State (Liberal, Welfare and Socialist) 2. (a) Concepts-Rights, Property, Liberty, Equality, Justice, Law, Political Elite. (b) Democracy-Electoral process; Theories of Representation; Public opinion, Freedom of Speech, the Role of the Press, Political Parties and Pressure Groups. (c) Political Ideologies - Liberalism; Socialism (Democratic and Fabian); Marxian, Socialism and Gandhism. (d) Theory of Democracy, Political Development & Decay. 3. Organisation of Government : Constitutional Government, Parliamentary and Presidential Government, Federal and Unitary Government; State and Local Governament; Bureaucracy. 4. (a) Landmarks in the evolution of the National Liberation Movement and Constitutional Development in India since 1858. (b) The Indian Constitution : Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy; Legislature; Executive, Judiciary and Judical Review; the Rule of Law. (c) Federalism, Centre-State Relations and Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan. 5. Major Issues and Trends in International Politics; United Nations Organization and Foreign Policy of India.

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