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SOCIOLOGY –III
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B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)
Semester…III
Session …2023-2024…
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Table of Contents
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1. Preface 3-4
4. Syllabus 7
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8. Important Instructions 19
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Preface/Outline of the Subject
The works of sociologists and jurists at the turn of the 20th century can be used
to trace the origins of the sociology of law. Max Weber and Emil Durkheim
both conducted social studies that examined the connection between the law and
society. The foundation of modern legal sociology is found in the works of early
sociologists of law. Law and sociology are related in such a way that one cannot
exist without the other. Sociology and society are closely intertwined, and each
society has its own set of laws in this regard. Laws are thus a fundamental
comprehend society for easier regulation and law-making. The law also plays a
crucial role in regulating society. If there was no law, then society would be
nothing less than a jungle. Laws were created because people require rules and
regulations to keep them on track. These laws are made and established by
1.. To have knowledge and understanding of the main concepts and principles
of criminology, sociology of crime and deviance and sociology of Punishment.
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2.To give a basic understanding of sociological background of crime and
deviance.
3. To examines the risk and protective factors that are believed to influence
the developmental pathways on the road to delinquency and crime.
This course explains about the history, origin, scope and definition of crime,
its relevance in the present scenario and its relation to law and other social
sciences.
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Students will understand the interdisciplinary nature of Criminology,
sociology and law and the understand various concepts related to crime and
deviance and analyse the nature of it.
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4. Hans Eysenck’s Theory of Personality and Crime
5. Cyber Crime and Psychology
Module III: Sociological Jurisprudence with an Indian Perspective
1. Sociological Jurisprudence: Concept and features
2. Jurist of the Sociological School of Jurisprudence/ Cases where Apex Court
has upheld social Jurisprudence
3. A Sociological approach to Directive Principles of State Policy/e.g Freebies
4. Social Justice and Empowerment
5. Socio-Legal Reforms (Judgement Analysis)
Module IV: Gender Justice and Child rights issues, perspectives, and Law
1. Violence against Women and the role of law/ Women as commodities
(Impact of Globalization and Liberalization)
2. Abortion and Birth Control Access
3. The discrimination against a transgender person/LGBTQ Community
4. Child Abuse and Prostitution
5. Juvenile Justice and Rehabilitation
Module V: Global Issues in the World: Socio-Legal Aspects
1. Religious Conversions/ Religious Revivalism
2. Irrational Use of Drugs and Unethical Practices
3. Religious Commodification
4. Artificial Intelligence
5. Human Migration
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1. Theoretical foundations of the sociology of law 03
Total Lectures 12
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Total Lectures 12
Total Lectures 12
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3. –––, 1906/1949. “Critical Studies in the Logic of the Cultural Sciences:
A Critique of Eduard Meyer’s Methodological Views,” in The
Methodology of the Social Sciences.
4. 1920/1946. “The Protestant Sects and the Spirit of Capitalism” in From
Max Weber.
5. –––, 1920/1992. “Author’s Introduction (Vorbemerkung to GARS),”
in The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
6. –––, 1920. Gesammelte Aufsätze zur Religionssoziologie, 3 volumes,
Tübingen: J. C. B. Mohr/Paul Siebeck, 1978.
7. –––, 1921–22/1978. Economy and Society, 2 volumes, G. Roth and C.
Wittich (eds.), Berkeley: University of California Press.
8. Simulacra and Simulation (The Body in Theory: Histories of Cultural
Materialism)
by Jean Baudrillard
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S.No Enrollment Number Name of the Topic Assigned
. Students
Group 1 A Critical analysis of
violated human
1. (BALLB/049/22) Khushi verma rights at
workplaces.”
2. (BALLB/078/22) PriyanshiTembhre
3. (BALLB/041/22) Ishika Korku
4. (BALLB/067/22) Neha Tekam
5. (BALLB/042/22 Jai shree Bhagora
Group 2
1. (BALLB/004/22) Abhay Gupta “Do harsher
punishment
2. (BALLB/109/22) Tanay Shrivastava under rape laws
3. (BALLB/022/22) Avanish Kumar solve the root
cause of rape?”
4. 9BALLB/027/22) Chanchal Agrawal
5. (BALLB/097/22) Shreem Shukla
Group 3
1. (BALLB/111/22) Tanuja Rajpoot "Labour Rights in
India"socio-legal
2. (BALLB/150/22) Khushi Dwivedi
aspects
3. (BALLB/137/22) Samriddhi Seth
Group 4
1. (BALLB/019/22) Ashwin Muthal Hate Crime-Socio-
legal analysis”
2. (BALLB/133/22) Parth Dubey
3. (BALLB/134/22) Ansh Sharma
(BALLB/039/22) Harshvardhan
Gautam
Group 5
1. (BALLB/076/22) Priyanshi Ekka 'Religion, as a
means of social
2. (BALLB/085/22) . Sahajal Meena
order'. Socio-legal
3. (BALLB/026/22) Bhumika Meena aspects
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Group 6
1. (BALLB/138/22) Somitra Vardhan “UCC CRITICAL
Dubey ANALYSIS”
2. (BALLB/144/22) Aryan Maurya
3. (BALLB/092/22) Shamit Dhurwe
Group 7
1. (BALLB/082/22) Ridhi Shree Nair - Internet Safety-
Socio-legal aspects
Group 8
1. (BALLB/055/22) Mahak Gupta "Mass media and its
effect on youth
2. (BALLB/0129/22) Zoya Hasan
culture and society."
3. (BALLB/016/22) Anushka Tiwari
4. (BALLB/0160/22) Riya Agrawal
5. (BALLB/0148/22) Juhi Dubey
Group 9
1. (BALLB/0119/22) Vidhi Yadav Digital Revolution-
Socio-legal Analysis
2. (BALLB/0152/22) Satakshi Mishra
3. (BALLB/060/22) Mihika Minda
Group 10
1. (BALLB/055/22) Shubham Thakur Spousal Abuse-
Socio-legal
2. (BALLB/026/22) Bhumika Meena
Perspectives
3. (BALLB/05/22) Chanchal Agrawal
4. (BALLB/085/22) Sahajal Meena
5. (BALLB/0154/22) Yuvraj Singh Yadav
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Group 11 “Juvenile Justice”
Group 12
1. (BALLB/105/22) Sneha bharti 'Social Stigma and
Divorces in India'
2. (BALLB/116/22) Vaishali yadav
3. (BALLB/023/22) Ayushi pethari
4. (BALLB/012/22) Alish sagar
5. (BALLB/108/22) Sweta swaroop
Group 13
1. (BALLB/002/22) Aashir Kumar "Social media and
it's influence among
2. (BALLB/157/22) Nachiket Meena different age
groups: Scoping
3. (BALLB/025/22) Bhavya Patil
review on the
4. (BALLB/046/22) Karan Mishra potential
dependability and
5. (BALLB/105/22) Aditya Tripathi potential risks"
Group 14
1. (BALLB/028/22) Damini Patil 'Religious
conversions”
2. Prajjwal Saroj
Group 15
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1. 'Exploring the
Societal
2. (BALLB/136/22) Mahak Jain Implications of
Denied Maternity
3. (BALLB/142/22) Dishita Singh
Leave on Women's
4. (BALLB/068/22) Nehal Yadav Well-being and
Workforce
5. (BALLB/127/22) Mouli Dixit Participation.'
Group 16
1. (BALLB/015/22) Anushka Sinha AI is transforming
societies and
2. (BALLB/146/22) Mohit Sahu
economies-socio-
3. (BALLB/147/22) Niket Mishra legal aspects.
Group 17
1. (BALLB/025/22) Bhavya Patait “MENTAL HEALTH
IN THE
2. (BALLB/094/22) Shaurya Sain PROFESSION OF
Mathur LAW”
3. (BALLB/117/22) Vedanshi Gangrade
4. (BALLB/017/22) Arisia Mandal
Group 18
1. (BALLB/013/22) Alisha Minj Rose Corporate culture- a
sociological study
2. (BALLB/053/22) Sayantanee Majumdar
Group 19
1. (BALLB/39/22) Himanshi Choudhary " Female criminality
in India - a socio-
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2. (BALLB/145/22) Ishika Maurya legal study "
Group 20
1. (BALLB/151/22) Saumya Singh SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
OF MARRIAGE AND
DIVORCE"
Group 21
1. (BALLB/057/22) Manpreet arora IMPACT OF SOCIAL
MEDIA ON SOCIAL
2. (BALLB/056/22) Mahak Jharwal INTERACTION
3. (BALLB/002/22) Aashir Kumar
4. (BALLB/113/22) Priyanshu Jareda
5. (BALLB/113/22) Aditya Tripathi
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