Course: B.A.LL.B.

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1. NATIONAL POWER
a) Definition of National Power (R1)
b) Determinants of National Power (R1)
c) Limitations on National Power (R1)
2. NATIONAL INTEREST
a) Definition and Meaning of National
Interest (R2)
b) Kinds of National Interest (R2)
c) Methods for the promotion of
National Interest (R2)
d) Constraints on National Interest (R2)
Class: Semester II (Regular + SF)
Subject: Political Science II
Course Teacher: Dr. Noorjahan Momin
Exercise after reading:
1. Make Notes of Each of the
Highlighted Section
2. Avoid Selective Reading
3. In case of difficulty in understanding,
please note down the topic. We can
discuss this through some interactive
platform. 3. NATIONAL SECURITY & HUMAN SECURITY
a) Meaning of National Security (R3)
b) Factors governing National Security
(R3): Political, Economic, Psychological,
UNIT IV Social Factors
WORLD POLITICS c) Human Security: Meaning and its
various Dimensions (Economic Security,
Food Security, Health Security,
Environmental Security, Personal
Security, Community Security, Political
Security (R4)
d) From traditional Concept of Security to
Human Security (R4)

NOTE:

 Readings have been provided through 4 Separate Documents:

o R1:- UNIT IV: World Politics 1 (Prakash Chandra and Prem Arora (), Comparative Politics and International Relations, New Delhi: Cosmos Bookhives (P) Ltd)
o R2:- UNIT IV: World Politics 2 (Prakash Chandra and Prem Arora (), Comparative Politics and International Relations, New Delhi: Cosmos Bookhives (P) Ltd)
o R3:- UNIT IV: World Politics 3 (Prakash Chandra and Prem Arora (), Comparative Politics and International Relations, New Delhi: Cosmos Bookhives (P) Ltd)
o R4:- UNIT IV: World Politics 4 (John Baylis et al.(2008), The Globalization of World Politics: An introduction to international relations 4th edition, New York: Oxford
University Press