This document contains a list of topics and questions related to comparative politics that could be asked in exams from 2010 to 2019. The topics covered include comparative politics, the state in comparative perspective, and politics of participation and representation. For each topic, multiple questions from previous years are provided that examine issues such as the comparative method, the changing nature of states and capitalism, new social movements, interest groups, party systems, and more.
This document contains a list of topics and questions related to comparative politics that could be asked in exams from 2010 to 2019. The topics covered include comparative politics, the state in comparative perspective, and politics of participation and representation. For each topic, multiple questions from previous years are provided that examine issues such as the comparative method, the changing nature of states and capitalism, new social movements, interest groups, party systems, and more.
This document contains a list of topics and questions related to comparative politics that could be asked in exams from 2010 to 2019. The topics covered include comparative politics, the state in comparative perspective, and politics of participation and representation. For each topic, multiple questions from previous years are provided that examine issues such as the comparative method, the changing nature of states and capitalism, new social movements, interest groups, party systems, and more.
Examine the significance of of the comparative method in political analysis. Discuss its limitations. ( 2019 ) Describe the changing nature of CP. Briefly explain the Political Economy approach to the study of CP. ( 2018 ) Explain the Political Sociological approach in the field of comparative politics & discuss its limitation . ( 2017 ) Critically examine the Marxist aspect of Political Economy approach to the study of CP. ( 2016 ) Which are the major approaches COMPARATIVE of CP ? Explain in brief , the 1. Political Economy approach to POLITICS the study of comparative inquiry. ( 2015 ) Examining political phenomena through a process of cross-global investigation has become the fundamental function of Comparative Politics." Discuss ( 2012 ) " Structural Function approach to political analysis focus more on status quoism , less on charge ". Elucidate. ( 2011 ) How is Modern CP is different from Traditional Legal Institutional Approach ? ( 2010 ) 2. STATE IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Describe the changing nature of State in developing societies in the context of inclusive growth in 21st century ? ( 2018 ) How has the development of Global Capitalism changed the nature of socialist economies and developing societies? ( 2017 )
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PARTICIPATION & Movements' in developing REPRESENTATION countries ? ( 2019 ) Comment on the decline of political parties and examine whether new social movements will be alternative strategy for establishing link btw government and society. ( 2017 ) Do interest groups help to promote democracy or to undermine it? Give your opinion. ( 2016) Difference btw Interest Groups & Pressure Groups ? Are the pressure groups in India in a position to fully protect or promote the interests of their members ? ( 2015 ) Party system in India is neither western nor indigenous. Explain. ( 2014 ) In what respect is the new social movement new in nature? Discuss.( 2014 ) Compare & contrast social movements in advanced industrial & developing societies ? ( 2013 ) Is rise of social movements a sign of opening up of popular space in political process or decline of representative democracy ? ( 2013 ) Evaluate the nature and distinction of anomic and associational interest groups in the pressure politics of developing countries ? ( 2012 ) What is New Social Movement ? Explain the main challenges of NSM in developing countries ? ( 2011 )