BA (H) Political Science 2nd Semester | Unit wise Notes

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Political Theory-Concepts and Debates

BA (H) Political Science 2nd Semester | Unit wise Notes | Delhi University

Political Theory-Concepts and Debates

 

Section A: Concept

I. Importance of Freedom

 

II. importance of equality

 

III. Imperative of Justice

 

IV. Universality of Rights

 

Section B: Major Debates

I. Why Should We Obey the Kingdom? Political Liability and Issues of Civil Disobedience.

II. Are Human Rights Universal? The Issue of Cultural Relativism.

III. How do We Accommodate Diversity in a Pluralistic Society? Issues of Multiculturalism and Tolerance.

Political Process in India

I. Political Parties and Party System

National Parties and State Parties; Trends in the Party System; From Congress System to Multi-Party Alliances

II. Determinants of Voting Behavior

Electoral Process, Representation and social determinants of voting behavior; Election Commission and Electoral Reforms

III. Religion and Politics

Debate on Secularism

Minority and Majority Communalism

IV. Caste and Politics

Politicization of Caste and Caste in Politics

V. Tribes and Politics

Policies and Challenges: Fifth and Sixth Schedules; Forest Rights Act; Development and Issues
of Displacement

VI. The changing nature of the Indian state

Developmental, Welfare and Resilient Dimensions

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