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Fundamentals of Political Science-II
This course is meant to provide an advanced insight into the discipline. It seeks to explain the evolution and usage of new concepts and theories. It also introduces various ideologies to the student.
Approaches to the study of Political Science –Normative and Empirical; Behaviouralism and Post-behaviouralism
Relationship of Political Science with other Disciplines (History, Economics, Psychology, Ethics & Philosophy) Concepts-Power, Authority, Legitimacy
Systems Theory (Contribution of David Easton); Structural-Functional Approach (Contribution of Gabriel Almond) Elite Theory-views of Pareto, Mosca, Mitchell, C. Wright Mills
Political Development; Political Modernization; Globalization
Ideologies- Meaning and Nature; Concept of End of Ideology (Francis Fukuyama and Daniel Bell) Major ideologies- Liberalism and Marxism
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