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Course Title : Government and Politics of India - 1

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Bhakta Kavi Narsinh Mehta University,Junagadh 2

M. A. Semester – 1

Paper no. 1

Name of Paper : Government and Politics of India-1

Unit – 1-A 1. Politics of Partition and advent of Indian Independence. 2. Survey of Indian Politics during the second world war (1939 to 1945 with reference to Indian Independence and partition Unit – 1-B 1. Congress and Muslim League’s basic stand motivation for shifting strategies, impact of partition on Indian Politics.

2. Integration of Indian States : Linguistic re-organization of states, strains of National integration and their impact on national politics. (In Special case of Kashmir & Nagaland

Unit – 2 1. Constitutional frame work, working of parliamentary democracy.

Unit – 3 1. Prospects of federalism and democracy in India. Major Political Parties of India.

Unit – 4 1. Philosophical Social-economical and regional bases of support in fluctuations in electoral strengths, inner party politics.

References

1. Rajendra Prasad : India Divided

2. Ashok Mehta : Communal Triangle in India\

3. V. P. Menon : The transfer of Power in India

4. J. V. Bondurant : Regionalism versus Provincialism: ‘A Study in problems of Indian National Unity’

5. V. P. Menon : Integration of India States

6. : ‘Report of the state Reorganization Commission

7. K. M. Pannikkar : ‘The Foundation of New India’

8. N. D. Palmer : ‘The Indian Political System’

9. Park and Tinker : ‘Leadership and Political Institutions in India’


10. Myron, Weiner : Political change in South Asia

11. Myron, Weiner : Party Politics in India

12. : Politics of Scarcity

13. V. M. Dean : New Patterns of Democracy of India

14. Saline, Harrison : India : The Most Dangerous Decade

15. Percival Griffths : Modern India

16. W. H. Morris – Jones : Parliament in India

17. K. Santhanam : Union-States Relations in India

18. Werner, Levi : Free India in Asia

19. Jawaharlal Nehru : India’s Foreign Policy

20. Fisher et al : Himalayan Battleground

21. : Report of official terms of India and China on the Sino-India border dispute

22. Korbel : Danger in Kashmir

23. Balraj Madhok : Kashmir, Centre of New Alignments

24. કાત્રિ-ધારૈયા ભટ્ટ ત્રિ. : ભારતન ું રાજકારણ અને તેની શા..નો રરચય – સી. જમનાદાસ ્




Course Title : International Politics - 1

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Paper no. - 2 Name of Paper : International Politics

Unit – 1-A 1. The importance of the study of international politics and its various approaches. Unit – 1-B 1. Decision making and political process. Theory and Philosophy, co-operation v/s conflict, subjective v/s objective major trends.

Unit – 2 1. The state system and its evaluation, nationalism and sovergnty national power and power classification elements of national power.

Unit – 3 1. Diplomacy : its nature, functions, classification of diplomats.

2. Propaganda : Nature, and techniques of Propaganda, propaganda and Dictatorship, propaganda in World wars.

Unit – 4 1. Economical instruments : Base, nature International trade, loans, grants, exchange control.

2. Imperialism and colonialism : Meaning : imperialism and nationalism, principles of trusteeship, colonialism today.

References

1. Palmer & Perkins : International Relations – Scientific Book Agency, Calcutta, 1965

2. Morgenthau, Hans J. : Politics among nations – Scientific Book Agency, Calcutta, 1965

3. Frankel : International Politics

4. Button J. W. : International Relation – Cambridge 1965

5. Schwartzberg : Power Politics

6. Snider : International Relations

7. Pro. R.D.Brahmabhat : ત્રિશ્વના રાજકારણનો રરચય




Course Title : European Political Thoughts - I

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Paper no. – ૩

Name of Paper : European Political Thoughts - I

Unit – 1-A 1. Thomas Hobbes: Materialism and totalitarian Ideas-Contractual foundation of government – Hobbes individualism. Unit – 1-B 1. Harrington’s and Milton’s ideas on Liberalism. John Locke : his ideas on law of law of nature and social contract.

Unit – 2 1 Montesquieu’s Ideas on law, liberty and separation of power.

Unit – 3 1. Bentham’s utilitarianism Bentham’s theory of law, government and individualism

Unit – 4 1. James Mill’s ideas on liberty, representation and individualism.

References

1. Sabine G. H. : A History of Political Theory (Chapter XXIII to XXXII)

2. Plamenatz : Man and society (Vol. 1, Chapters 4 to 19 Vol. 11, Chapter 2 to 4)

3. Gooch G. B. : Political thought in England from Bacon to Halifax

4. Hobbes Thomas : Leviathan edited by Gakeshott

5. Laski H. J. : Political though in England from Locke to Bentham

6. Laski John : Rise of European Liberalism 7. Locke, John : The second Treatise of Civil Government and a letter concerning Toleration edited by Gough J.W. 8. Levin L. L. : The Political Doctrine of Montesquieu Spirit Dos, Lois’ 9. Montesquieu : The spirit of the laws 10. Cobben A. B. : Rousseau And Modern State 11. Wright : Meaning of Rousseau 12. Bosanquet : Philosophical Theory of the State (Chapter IV – V and IX – X) 13. Rousseau : Social Contract (With and Introduction by G. D. H. Cole) 14. Osborn : Rousseau and Burke 15. Cobban A. B. : Edmund Burk and the Revolt against the 8th Century.


16. Martin, Kingsley : French Liberal Political Thought In the 8th Century. 17. Dewey, John : German Philosophy and politics 18. Morris G. S. : Hegel’s philosophy of state and history

19. Plamentagy J. C. : The English Utilitians

20. Davidson : Political thought in England from Bentham to Mill.

21. Montagu J. C. : Bentham’s Fragement on Government

22. Mill, John Stuart : Consideration on Representative Government

23. Mill, John Stuart : On liberty

24. Vaughan C. E. : Studies in the History of Political Philosophy Vois. I & II (Relevant Chapter)

25. ાઠક – ુંડ્યા : રા. શા. રરચય ભાગ – ૧-૨

26. પ્રો. આર. ડ્ી. બ્રહ્મભટ્ટ : ત્રિશ્વ રાજકારણનો રરચય




Course Title : Panchayati Raj in India - 1

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M. A. Semester – 1 Paper no. – 4

Name of Paper : Panchayati Raj in India - I Unit – 1-A 1. Interdependence of community development and growth of democracy. Political and administrative consequences of community development Unit – 1-B 1. Balvanrai Mehta committee’s re-commendations for democratic decentralization.

Unit – 2 1 Panchayati Raj as an instrument of economical progress, democratic planning and social political changes, concept of functional democracy.

Unit – 3 1. Local forms and organization of administrative machinery for panchayati institutions, composition functions.

Unit – 4 1. Role of Gramsabha. The Panchayat and extension agencies. Panchayat Samiti District Panchayat. Issues of control and co-operation, supervision and guidance working system of panchayati raj specially in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra.

References

1. Malaviya H. D. : Village Panchayats in India (New Delhi, A.I.C.C., 1956)

2. Maheshwari B. : Studies in Panchayati Raj (Delhi, Metropolitan Book Co. 1963)

3. Makeraji B. : Community Development in India (Bombay Orient Longmans, 1961)

4. Democratic

Decentralization

Committee : Gujarat State Report of the Democratic Decentralization Committee (Ahmadabad, Govt. Publication, 1960)

5. Ministry of Community

Development and


Corporation : Panchayats at a Glance (New Delhi, Publication by the Ministry, 1961)

6. Indian Institute of Public : Pattern of Rural Government Report of Seminar (Delhi II P A 1958)

7. Sharma M. P. : Local Self Government In India

8. Khanna R. L. : Panchayat Raj in Indian, Chandigah English Book Co., 1956

9. Journals : Special issues of India Journal of Public Administration and democratic decentralization and panchayati raj, economic weekly, the new administrator and civil affirs.




Course Title : Democracy in India - I

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Paper no. – 5

Name of Paper : Democracy in India - I Unit – 1-A 1. Democratic thinking and traditions in India. Unit – 1-B 1. Nature of Indian Democracy.

Unit – 2 1. Structure of Indian Democracy and election commission of India.

Unit – 3 1. Process of Indian democracy

Unit – 4 1. Multi Party system in Indian Politics.

References

1. I. J. Ahluwalia and I.M.D. Little, India’s Economic Reforms and Development, Delhi Oxford University Press, 1998

2. W.K. Anderson and S.D. Damle, The Brotherhood in Saffron, The Rashtriya Shyamsevak Sangh and Hindu Revivalism, New Delhi, Vistar / Sage 1987

3. G. Austin, The Constitution of India : Copestone of Nation, Oxford University Press, 1966.

4. Working a democratic constitution : The Indian Experience, Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2000.

5. R. Baired Religion in Modern India, New Delhi, Manohar, 1981.

6. P. Bardhan, The Political Economy of Development in India, Oxford, Blackwell, 1988.

7. U. Baxi, Political Justice, Legislative Reservation for Schedules Castes and Social Changes, Madras University of Madras 1990.

And B. Parekh Crisis and change in Contemporary India, New Delhi, Sage 1994.

8. S. Bayly Caste, Society and Politics in India from the Eighteen Century of the Modern Age, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1999.


9. A. Beteille, Caste, Class and Power : Changing Patterns of Stratification in Tanjore Village, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1965.

10. S. Bose and A. Jalal (eds.) Nationalism Democracy and Development : State and Politics in Indian, Delhi, Oxford University Press 1997.

11. P. Brass, “Pluralism, Regionalism and decentralizing tendencies in contemporary Indian Poliltics” ” In A. Willision and D. Dalton (eds), The States of South Asia : Problems of National Integration, London, Hurst, 1982.

Ethnic Groups and the State, London Croom Helm 1995.

The Politics of India Science Independence, 2nd Edn. Cembridge, Cambridge University Press 1994.

12. J. Brown, Modern India the Orgins of an Aslam Democracy, Delhi, Oxford University Press 1985.

13. T. Byers (ed.) The Indian Economy : Major Debates Since Independence, Delhi Oxford University Press : 1998

14. N. Chandhoke Beyond Secularism : The Rights of Religious Minorities, Delhi Oxford University Press 1999.

15. M.V. Pylee, Constitutional Government in India, Bombay Asia, Publishing House, 1975.

16. L. Saez Federalism without a Centre : The Impact of Political and Economical Reform on India’s Federal System, New Delhi Sage, 2002.

17. M. C. Setalvad, Union and State Relations under the India Constitution, Calcutta, Eastern Law House, Calcutta 1975.

18. S. R. Sharma, The Indian Federal Structure, Allahabad, Central Book Depot, 1967

19. B. Singh, State Politics in India : Explorations in Political Process in Jammu and Kashmir, New Delhi, Macmillan, 1982.

20. Singh M. P. and H. Roy (eds), Indian Political System : Structure, Policies, Development, New Delhi, Jananda Prakashan 1995.

21. G. Smith (ed.) Federalism : The Multiethnic Challenge, Harlow, Longman, 1995.

22. A. Ray, Tension Areas in India Federal System, Calcutta, The World Press, 1961.

23. K. C. Where, Federal Government, New York, Oxford University Press, 1952


Political Science


Paper No. – 1

Course Title : - Government and Politics of India - 1

Unit No. Unit Title Credit Marks

1. (A) Politics of Partition (B) Indian Politics and second world war

03 20

2. Congress and Muslim League 20

3. Constitutional framework 15

4. Federalism, Party Politics 15

Total 03 70

Note : 30 Marks for internal assessment as per University Rules.

Political Science


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Course Title : - International Politics - 1

Unit No. Unit Title Credit Marks 1. (A) The Importance of the study of

International Politics (B) Decision Making factors

03 20

2. Nationalism 20

3. Diplomacy 15

4. Economical instruments 15

Total 03 70



Political Science


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Course Title : - European Political Thought - 1


1. (A) Hobbs Individualism (B) Locke, Social Contract

03 20

2. Montesquieu’s ideas on separations of power

20

3. James Mill’s – Liberty 15

4. Bentham’s – Theory of Law 15

Total 03 70


Political Science


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Course Title : - Panchayati Raj in India - 1


1. (A) Community developments and growth of democracy (B) Balvant Rai Mehta’s Committee

03 20

2. Panchayati Raj as an instrument of change

20

3. Local forms of organization 15

4. Role of Gramsabha 15

Total 03 70



Political Science


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Course Title : - Democracy in India - 1


1. (A) Democratic Thinking (B) Nature of Indian Democracy

03 20

2. Structure of Indian Democracy 20

3. Process of Indian Democracy 15

4. Party Politics in Indian Democracy 15

Total 03 70



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Course Title : Government and Politics of India - 2

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Paper No. – 6

Name of Paper : Government and Politics of India – II

Unit – 1-A 1. General Election in India. Emerging trends of party politics at Centre

and state levels, political polarisation and Political Spectrum –

Interest Groups and Pressures groups – Press (Media) and Public Opinion

Unit – 1-B 1. Indian Constitution : Characteristics of Indian Constitution Preamble

– Directive Principles of the state policy, Federalism.

Unit – 2 1. System of formation of Indian Parliament and its functions. Indian

cabinet formation, functions, Main Principles of Parliamentary form

of democracy with special reference to India.

Unit – 3 1. Election System of Indian President, his powers and status, the

importance of Governor of the State, his powers – Indian judiciary.

Unit – 4 1. Main Political parties of India – Indian Foreign Policy, creative

factors, Aims, Policy of Non-alignments. Policies towards U.S.A. –

Pakistan – China and U.N.O.

Reference

1. Rajedra Prasad : India Divided

2. Ashok Mehta : Communal Triangle in India

3. V. P. Menon : The transfer of Power in India

4. J. V. Bondurant : Regionalism versus Provincialism : ‘A Study in

problems of Indian National Unity’

5. V. P. Menon : ‘Integration of India States,’

6. : ‘Report of the state Reorganization Commission’

7. K. M. Pannikkar : ‘The Foundation of New India’

8. N. D. Palmer : ‘The Indian Political System’

9. Park and Tinker : ‘Leadership and Political Institutions in India’

10. Myron, Weiner : Political change in South Asia

11. Myron, Weiner : Party Politics in India

12. : Politics of Scarcity

13. V. M. Dean : New Patterns of Democracy of India

14. Saline, Harrison : India : The Most Dangerous Decade


15. Percival Griffiths : Modern India

16. W. H. Morris – Jones : Parliament in India

17. K. Santhanam : Union-states Relations in India

18. Werner, Levi : Free India in Asia


20. Fisher et al : Himalayan Batter ground

21. : Report of official terms of India and China

the Sino-India border dispute

22. Corbel : Danger in Kashmir

23. Balraj Manhok : Kashmir, Centre of New Alignments




Course Title : International Politics - 2

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Paper No. – 7

Name of Paper : International Politics - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Balance of Power : Nature, Evolutions Devices – Collective Security

and balance of Power – International Law and Balance of Power of

today.

Unit – 1-B 1. Collective Security and peaceful settlement, nature of collective

security under the league and the U.N.O., peaceful settlement under the

U.N.O.

Unit – 2 1. International law, its nature and its creative factors, limitations and

possibilities of international.

Unit – 3 1. International organizations, background, League of Nations, its

organs and evaluation of league.

Unit – 4 1. U.N.O. Aims, Main organs, Non Political organizations, VETO

Powers, Human rights, Limitations of U.N.O., Evaluation of U.N.O.

Reference:

1. Plamer & Perkins : International Relations – Scientific Book Agency,

Calcutta, 1965.

2. Morgenthau, Hans J. : Politics among nations – Scientific Book Agency,

Calcutta, 1965

3. Frankel : International Politics

4. Button J. W. : International Relation – Cambridge 1965

5. Schwarzirberger : Power Politics

6. Snider : International Relations

7. Prof. R.D. Brahmabhatt : Vishv Rajkaran Parichay




Course Title : European Political Thoughts - 2

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Paper No. – 8

Name of Paper : European Political Thoughts - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Rousseau’s concept of State of Nature, Social contract, Real and

General will, Rousseau and Nationalism, Idealistic and democratic

trends in Rousseau.

Unit – 1-B 1. Hume and His Idealism.

Unit – 2 1. Edmund Bark’s Idea of State and his Vision of history.

Unit – 3 1. Hegel’s Dialectics: Materialism Historical methods Hegel’s Ideas on

Civil Society and state.

Unit – 4 1. Hegel’s concept of freedom, Rousseau’s Burke’s and Hegel’s, Impact

of Marxism and fascism on Rousseau’s, Burke’s, Hegel’s.

Reference

1. Sabine G. H. : A History of Political Theory (Chapter XXIII to XXXII)

2. Plamenatz John : Man and society (Vol. 1, Chapters 4 to 19 Vol. 11,

Chapters 2 to 4)

3. Gooch G. B. : Political thought in England from Bacon to Halifax

4. Hobbes Thomas : Leviathan edited by Gakeshott

5. Laski H. J. : Political though in England from Locke to Bentham

6. Laski John : Rise of European Liberalism

7. Locki, John : The second Treatise of Civil Government and a letter

concerning Toleration edited by Gough J. W. Espirit Dos.

8. Levin L. L. : The Political Doctrine of Montesquieu

9. Montesquieu : The Spirit of the laws

10. Cobben A. B. : Rousseau And Modern State

11. Wright : Meaning of Rousseau

12. Bosanquet : Philosophical Theory of the state (Chapters IV-V and IX-X)

13. Rousseau : Social Contract (With and Introduction by G.D.H. Cole)

14. Osborn : Rousseau and Burke

15. Cobban A. B. : Edmund Burk and the Revolt against the 8th Century.

16. Martin, Kingsley : French Liberal Political Thought in the 8th Century.

17. Dewey, John : German Philosophy and Politics


18. Morris G. S. : Hegel’s Philosophy of state and history

19. Plamentaz, John : The English Utilitarian

20. Davidson : Political thought in England from Bentham to Mill

21. Montagu J. C. : Bentham’s Fragment on Government

22. Mill, John Stuart : On Liberty

23. Mill, John Stuart : Considerations on Representative Government

24. Vaughan C. E. : Studies in the History of Political Philosophy Vols. I & II

25. Pathak Pandya : Ra. Sha. Information Part 1 – 2

26. R.D.Brahmbhatt : Vishwa Rajkaran no Parichay




Course Title : Panchayati Raj in India - 2

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Paper No. – 9

Name of Paper : Panchayati In India – II

Unit – 1-A 1. Officers of Panchayati Bodies, Position of Panchayat Secretary.

B.D.O. (T.D.O.), D.D.O. and other authorities.

Unit – 1-B 1. Problems and weakness of Panchayati Raj, administrative problems

of Panchayat.

Unit – 2 1. Patterns of Panchayat Election – Role of Political Parties in

Panchayati Raj, People’s participation and democratic control,

political leadership and Panchayat authorities.

Unit – 3 1. Socio-economic, administrative and political dimension of Panchayati

raj, new Power equations, inter-relationship between Panchayati

limitation.

Unit – 4 1. Role of Government functionaries vis-a vis local authorities,

relationship between the Union & State with reference to Panchayati

raj. Challenges and Safeguard of Panchayati Raj.

Reference 1. Malaviya H. D. : Village Panchayats in India (New Delhi, A.I.C.C.,

1956)

2. Maheshwari B. : Studies in Panchayati Raj (Delhi, Metropolitan

Books Co., 1963)

3. Mukerji B. : Community Development in India (Bombay

Orient Longmans, 1961)

4. Democratic :Gujarat State Report of the Democratic

Decentralization Decentralization Committee (Ahmadabad,

Committee Govt. Publication, 1960)

5. Ministry of Community : Panchayats at a Glance (New Delhi, Publication

Development and by the Ministry, 1961)

Corporation

6. India Institute of Public : Pattern of Rural Government Report of Seminar

(Delhi II P A 1958)

7. Sharma M. P. : Local Self Government India

8. Khanna R. L. : Panchayati Raj in Indian, Chandigarh English Book

Co., 1956.

9. Journals : Special issues of India Journal of Public Administration and

democratic decentralization and Panchayati raj, economic

weekly, the new administrator and civil affairs.




Course Title : Democracy in India - 2

Faculty of Arts

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Paper No. – 10

Name of Paper : Democracy in India - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Socio-economic determinates of Indian democracy : Caste,

Language, religion and poverty.

Unit – 1-B 1. Indian Democracy at the Grass roots level.

Unit – 2 1. Role of women in Indian Politics.

Unit – 3 1. Parliamentary V/S. Presidential Model of Democracy.

Unit – 4 1. Dangers to Indian Democracy and their solutions.

Reference Book

1. I. J. Ahluwalia and I.M.D. Little, India’s Economic Reforms and Development,

Delhi Oxford University Press, 1998.

2. W. K. Anderson and S. D. Damle, The Brotherhood in Saffron, The Rashtriya

Swayamsevak Sangh and Hindu Revivalism, New Delhi, Vistar / Sage 1987.

3. G. Austin, The Constitution of India : Copestone of Nation, Oxford University

Press, 1966.

4. Working a democratic constitution: The Indian Experience, Delhi, Oxford

University Press, 2000.

5. R. Baired (ed.) Religion in Modern India, New Delhi, Manohar, 1981.

6. P. Bardhan, The Political Economy of Development in India, Oxford Blackwell.

7. U. Baxi, Political Justice, Legislative Reservation for Scheduled Castes and Social

Changes, Madras University of Madras 1990.

And B. Parekh (ed.) Crisis and Change in Contemporary India, New Delhi, Sage 1994

8. S. Bayly Caste, Society and Politics in India form the Eighteenth Century of the

Modern Age, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1999.

9. A. Beteille, Caste, Class and Power : Changing Patterns of Stratification in

Tanjore Village, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1965.

10. S. Bose and A. Jalal (eds.) Nationalism, Democracy and Development : State

and Politics in India, Delhi, Oxford University Press 1997.


11. P. Brass, “Pluralism, Regionalism and decentralizing tendencies in

contemporary Indian Politics” in A. Willsion and D. Dalton (eds), The States of

South Asia : Problems of National Integration, London, Hurst, 1982.

Ethnic Groups and the State, London Croom Helm, 1995.

The Politics of India Science Independence, 2nd Edn. Cambridge, Cambridge

University Press 1994.

12. J. Brown, Modern India the Orgins of an Aslam Democracy, Delhi, Oxford

University Press 1985.

13. T. Byres (ed.) The Indian Economy : Major Debates Since Independence, Delhi

Oxford University Press, 1998.

14. N. Chandhoke Beyond Secularism : The Rights of Religious Minorities, Delhi


15. M. V. Pylee, Constitutional Government in India, Bombay Asia, Publishing

House, 1975.

16. L. Saez Federalism without a Centre : The Impact of Political and Economic

Reform on India’s Federal System, New Delhi Sage, 2002.

17. M. C. Setalvad, Union and State Relations under the India Constitution,

Calcutta, Eastern Law House, Calcutta 1975.

18. S.R. Sharma, The Indian Federal Structure, Allahabad, Central Book Depot,

1967.

19. B. Singh, State Politics in India : Explorations in Political Process in Jammu and

Kashmir, New Delhi, Macmillan, 1982.

20. Singh M.P. and H. Roy (eds.), Indian Political System : Structure, Policies,

Development, New Delhi, Gnana Prakashan 1995.

21. G. Smith (ed.) Federalism: The Multi-ethnic Challenge, Harlow, Longman,

1995.

22. A. Ray, Tension Areas in India’s Federal System, Calcutta, The World Press,

1952.

23. K.C. Where, Federal Government, New York, Oxford University Press, 1952.


Political Science


Paper No. – 6

Course Title : - Government and Political of India - 2

Unit

No.

Unit Title Credit Marks

1. (A) General Election in India

(B) Indian Constitution

03 20

2. System of Formations Parliament 20

3. Election System of Indian President 15

4. Political Parties of India. 15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 7

Course Title : - International Politics-2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Balance of Powers

(B) Collective Security

03 20

2. International Law 20

3. International Law Organization 15

4. U.N.O. Aims, Organs etc. 15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 8

Course Title : - European Political Thoughts - 2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Rousseau

(B) Hume

03 20

2. Edmund Burke 20

3. Hegel 15

4. Marxism and its impact on Rousseau,

Hegel, Burke

15

Total 03 70

Note : 30 Marks for internal assessment as per University Rules

Political Science


Paper No. – 9

Course Title : - Panchayati Raj in India -2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Officers of Panchayati Raj

(B) Problems of Panchayati Raj

03 20

2. Pattern of Panchayati Raj Election 20

3. Various dimensions of Panchayati Raj 15

4. Role of State Government in Local self

Govt. bodies

15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 10

Course Title : - Democracy in India - 2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Determinates of Indian

Democracy Castes, Language

etc.

(B) Indian Democracy at a grass

roots

03 20

2. Role of women in Indian Politics 20

3. Parliamentary V/S. Presidential

Democracy 15

4. Dangerous to Indian Democracy

and their solution

15

Total 03 70


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University - Junahadh


M. A. SEMESTER: 3

PAPER:11 to 15






Course Title : Recent Political Thoughts - I

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 11 Recent Political Thoughts - I



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Political

Thoughts - I

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 11

Name of Paper : Recent Political Thoughts - I

Unit – 1-A 1. Marxism : Growth of Socialistic ideas in the 19th

Century Marx and

Engels, Dialectic Materialism, Materialistic interpretation of History

Marxist views of the state.

Unit – 1-B 1. Lenin and Marxism : Lenin’s Ideas on state and revolution his views

regarding role of the communist party-lenin’s divergence from

Marxism.

Unit – 2 1. Trotsky and Stalin : Trotsky’s ideas regarding World revolution,

Stalin pragmatic ideas-Stailin’s dictatorship.

Recent trends in the Communist thoughts : Yugoslav Revisionism

– 20th

All Soviat Party Congress and destailinization – peaceful co-

existance – Different Roads to socialism – polycentrism – divergence of

views in Moscow and beginning Chinese though Critical Assessment of

Siso-Soviet Ideological differences – Limitations of Marxism.

Unit – 3 1. Democratic socialism : Karl Kautrotaky – Fabians – Harlod Laski

and his views on Marxism and Democracy – recent trends in Democratic

Socialism.

Unit – 4 1. The cult of the State : Neo Hegelians – Trotasky Bosanzuet Neltz he-

racim-Fascist and Nazi Ideas.

Reference

1. Coker F. W. : Recent Political Though

2. Oakshott (Edited) : The Social and political doctrines of

contemporary Europe.

3. Barker Ernest : Political thought in England from Herbert

Spencer to the present day.

4. Laidler H. W. : History of socialist thought

5. Engles, Friend rich : Socialism, Utopain and scientific

6. Marks Karl : Communist Manifesto : Socialist Land Mark

(Edited by Laski, Harold)

7. Lenin : State and revolution

8. Lenin : What is to be done ?

9. Trotskyk Leon : Permanent Revolution


10. Hudson (Edited) : The Sino-soviet dispute

11. Kautskyk, Karl : Socio Democracy Versus Communism

12. Laski, Harold : Reflections on the revolution of Out Line

13. Kropotkin, Peter : The conuest of bread

14. Masharuwala K. G. : Gandhi & Marks

15. Dhawan : The Political Philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi

16. Mill, John Stuart : On Liberty

17. Spencer, Herbert : The Man Versus the State

18. Hobhouse : Elements of Social justice

19. Baker, Ernest : Principles of Social and Political theory

20. Maciver R. H. : The Modern State

21. Stankiewicz (Edited) : Political thought since world war II

22. Comperman and Walt : Power and civilization

23. Roy M. N. : Radical Humans, Scientific Political

24. Nehru Jawaharlal : Nehru on Socialism (Preventive Publications Pvt.)

25. Nehru Jawaharlal : India’s foreign policy (Pages 24-104 and 152-234)

26. Lasswell and Kaplan : Power and society




Course Title : Comparative Political Institution-1

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 12 Comparative Political Institution-1



Name of

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Political

Institution-1

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 12

Name of Paper : Comparative Political Institution-1

Unit – 1-A 1. Complex nature of Modern Political institutions, impact of industrial

revolution on functions and structure of government, value of

comparative study, recent trends on comparative study.

Unit – 1-B 1. Politics of mass society in modern democracy and modern

dictatorship, condition of stable and effective democracy typical

features of modern totalitarian government.

Unit – 2 1. Necessity of constitutional framework, meaning and supremacy of

constitutional amendment, judicial review in the U.S.A. and India,

conventions of the constitution Separation of Powers in the U.S.A. and

Great Britain Political Consequences of Separation of Powers in the

U.S.A.

Unit – 3 1. Constitutional guarantees of fundamental rights a comparative

study of Fundamental Rights : In the U.S.A. India and U.S.S.R.,

Fundamental Liberties in Great Britain.

Unit – 4 1. Public opinion its nature and sources, conditions of formulation of

free and healthy public opinion, mass media of communication and

the problem of their control.

Reference

1. Eckstein, Harry and Apter David : Comparative Politics

2. Finer, Herman : Theory and practice of Modern Govt.

3. Macridis, Roy and Ward, Robert : Modern Political System

4. Wheare K.C. : Modern Constitutions

5. Fainsod : How Russia is Ruled ?

6. Codding G. R. : The Federal govt. of Switzerland

7. Botter, Allend : American Govt. and Politics

8. Riemer, Neal : Problems of American Government

9. Laski, Harold : Parliamentary Govt. in England

10. Laski, Harold : Reflections on constitutions

11. Brogan D. W. : American Political System

12. Rowat D. C. : The Ombudsman Citizen’s Defender

13. Dilas M. : The New Class


14. Neuman Sinmund : Morden Political Parties

15. Duverger Maurice : Political Partiesk

16. Key V. O. : Politics, Parties and Pressure groups

17. Truman : Government Process

18. Wheare K. C. : Federal Government




Course Title : United Nations - 1

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 13 United Nations - 1



Name of

Program


Core/

Elective1

Elective2

Course/Paper

Title

Paper No. 13

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

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Marks

(Total)

M. A. 3 Core United

Nations - 1

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 13

Name of Paper : United Nations - 1

Unit – 1-A 1. Background : League of Nation, its history Dumbarton OBKS draft,

san Francisco conference, the charter of the U.N.O. and its basic

principles.

Unit – 1-B 1. The General Assembly : It Composition, functions its role and

development and uniting for peace resolution, block and block

voting in the assembly.

Unit – 2 1. Security Council : Composition and functions, Primary responsibility

for maintaining peace and security, permanent and non permanent

members, VETO Powers, its role in the development of U.N.O.

Unit – 3 1. Economical and social council, Trust ship council, International

Court and responsibilities and its powers.

Unit – 4 1. Non Political organization : I.L.O., F.A.O., UNESCO, WHO, World

Bank, I.N.F., I.D.A. and others. Its composition structure, Power and

functions.

Reference

1. Levi Worner : Fundamentals of World’s organization Minnesota

University of Minnesota Press, 1950.

2. Zimmern Alfred : The League of Nations and the Rule of Law, 1918-1935,

London. Macmillan, 1936.

3. Ball, M. Margaret : Block Voting in the General Assembly, International

Organization, February 1961, pp 3-31.

4. Riggs, Robert E. : Politics in the United Nations A study of United States

Influence in the General Assembly, Urban : University

of Illinois Press, 1958.

5. Padeford, Normal: The Use of the Veto International Organization June,

1948, pp. 227-246.

6. Eichelberger : U. N. The First Ten Years, New York, Harper, 1995.

7. Haviland, Fiels J. : Political Role of the General Assembly New York :

Carnegei Endowment for International Peace, 1961.

8. Lie, Trygy : In the Cause of Peace, New York : Macmillan, 1954.


9. Schwble, Stephen : The Secretary General of United Nations. Cambridge,

Harvard University Press, 1952.

10. Goodrich L.M. : The United Nations and the Maintenance International

Peace and Security.

11. Washington : The Brooking Institution, 1955

12. Jebb, Sir Gladwyn : The Role of United Nations, International Organization,

November, 1952, pp. 508-520.

13. Othwell, Charles : International Organization and World Politics.

International Organization, Nov. 1949, pp. 605 & 619.

14. Rudizinski W. : The Influence of the United Nations on Soviet Policy.

International Organization. May. 1951. Pp.282-299

15. Murry, Jarres : ‘The United Nations Trustship, System Urbana :

University of Illunois Press 1557.

16. Asher, Etal : The United Nations and the promotion of the General

Welfare, Washington. The Booking Institution, 1957.

17. Schuman Fredrik : The Commonwealth of Man, New York, Knoff, 1952,

Claude, Ins. : Swards into Ploughshares, 1953.




Course Title : Indian Foreign Policy - 1

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 14 Indian Foreign Policy - 1



Name of

Program


Core/

Elective1

Elective2

Course/Paper

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Paper No. 14

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Marks

(Total)

M. A. 3 Core Indian

Foreign

Policy - 1

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 14

Name of Paper : Indian Foreign Policy - 1

Unit – 1-A 1. The shaping of Historical forces, Anti imperialist democratic and anti

communist traditions.

Unit – 1-B 1. Problems of development and aids regional aspirations, South Asia

and Pan Asia, geographical and ideological basis of foreign policy.

Unit – 2 1.Role of Personality, Jawaharlal Nehru, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, its

attitudes and influence.

Unit – 3 1. Political parties, Foreign policy orientation, attitudes and influence.

Press and public opinion, attitudes and influence.

Unit – 4 1. Shaping factors of Indian Foreign Policy. Main Characteristic of

Indian Foreign Policy.

Reference

1. Werner Levi : India in Free Asia


3. Gupta Sisir : India and Regional integration in Asia

4. Bimla Prasad : Origins of India’s Foreign Policy

5. Popalai and Talbo: India & America

6. P. C. Chakravati : India-China Relations

7. J.B. Das Gupta : Indo-Pakistan Relations

8. Fisher Etal : Himalayan Battle Ground

9. S. P. Verma : Stuggle for the Himalayas

10. Josef Korbel : Danger in Kashmir




Course Title : Political Parties in India - I

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 15 Political Parties in India - I



Name of

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Paper No. 15

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M. A. 3 Core Political

Parties in

India - I

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 15

Name of Paper : Political Parties in India - I

Unit – 1-A 1. Origin of political parties : Indian National Congress in 1885 to the

present time.

Unit – 1-B 1. Nature of party system in the independent India.

Unit – 2 1. National political parties : Their origin, Programme, Organization and

support base.

Unit – 3 1. Regional Political Parties : Their Origin, Programme, Organization

and supporting base.

Unit – 4 1.Relationship between National and Regional Political Parties in Indian

Politics of Present days.

Reference 1. W. Anderson and S.D. Damle, The Brotherhood in Saffron : The National Swayamsevak

Sangh and Hindu Revivalism, New Delhi, Vistar/Sage Publication, 1987.

2. B. Arora, Political Parties and Party System The Emergence of New Coalitions, Memo,

Dec. 1979.

3. C Baxter, The Jana Sangh : A Biography of an Indian Party, Philadelphia, University of

Pennsylvania Press, 1969.

4. P. Brass, Cast, Faction and Party in Indian Politics, Vols. 2, Delhi. Chanakya Publications,

1984-1985.

5. Factional Politics in a Indian State : The Cogress Party in Uttarpradesh, Berkeley,

University of California Press, 1966.

6. A Berger, Opposition in a Dominant Party System, Berkeley, University of California Press,

1969.

7. P.K. Chhibber, Democracy Without Association : Transformation of the Party System and

Social Cleaveges in India, Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan Press, 1999.

8. S. Cobridgeand J. Harriss, Reinventing India : Liberalization, Hindu Nationalism and

Popular Democracy, Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2001.

9. H. Erdman, The Swantantra Party and Indian Conservatism, Cambridge. Cambridge


10. M. Franda and P. Brass(eds.), The BJP and the Compulsions of Politics in India, Delhi,


11. B. Graham, Hindu Nationalism and Indian Politics : The Origins and Development of the

Bharatiya Jana Sangh, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1990.


12. P.C. Ghosh The Development of the Indian National Congress : 1892-1909, Calcutta, 1960.

S. Ghosh, Indian National Congress : Its History and Her/Gage, New Delhi, AICC, 1975.

13. R. Hardgrave, The Dravidian Movement. Bombay, Popular Prakashan, 1965.

14. Essays in Political Sociology of South India, New Delhi, Usha, 1979.

15. H. Hartman, Political Parties in India, Meerut, Meenakshi Prakashan, 1980.

16. Z. Hasan(ed.) Pafres and Party Politics in India, New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2001.

17. C. Jaffrelot. The Hindu Nationalist Movement in India, New York, Columbia University

Press, 2001.

18. A. Kohli(ed.), The Success of India’s Democracy. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press,

2001.

19. R. Kothari, “The Congress System Revisited : A Decennial Review”, Asian Survey, 14/12,

1974.

20. Politics in India, New Delhi, Orient Longman, 1970.

21. Party System and Election Studies, Bombay, Asia Publishing House, 1967.

22. S. Kochanek, The Congress Party of India : The Dynamics of One Party Democracy,

Princeton; Princeton University Press 1968.

23. J. Manor, “Parties and the Party System”, in A. Kohli(ed.), India’s Democracy: An Analysis

of Changing State – Society Relations, Princeton NJ, Princeton University Press, 1988.

24. S.R. Mehrotra, The Emergence of the Indian, Bombay, Orient Longman, 1978. W.H.

Morris-Jones, Politics : Mainly Indian, Bombay, Orient Longman, 1978.

25. T.K. Oomen, Protest and Change : Studies in Soda! Movements, New Delhi, Sage, 1990.

26. S. Pai, State Politics News Dimensions : Party System, Liberalization and Politics of

Identity, Delhi, Shipra, 2000.

27. N. Palmer, Elections and Political Development : The South Asian Experience. New Delhi,

Vikas, 1976.

28. M.V. Rao. Coalition Conundrum : The BJP’s Trials. Tribulations and Triumphs. New Delhi,

Har Anand Publucations, 2001.

29. R. N. Rao, Coalition Conundrum : The BJP’s Trials. Tribulations and Triumphs. New Delhi,

Har Anand Publications, 2001.

30. R. Roy and P. Wallance(eds.) Indian Politics and the 1998 Election : Religiionalism,

Hindutva and State Politics, New Delhi, Sage, 1999.

31. T.V. Sathyamurthy, Social Change and Political Discourse in India : Structures of Power,

Movements of Resistance, Vols. 4, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1996.

32. B. Sengupta, Communism in Indian Politics, New York, Columbia University Press, 1972.

CPI-M : Promises, Prospects and Problems, New Delhi, Young Asia, 1979.


33. M. P. Singh, Split in a Predominant Party : The Indian National Congress in 1969, New

Delhi, Abhinav, 1981.

34. R. Sisson, The Congress Party in Rajasthan : Political Integration and Institution Building in

an Indian State, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1972.

35. Independence Phase, Berkeley and Los Angles, University of California Press, 1989.

36. B. P. Sitaramaya, History of the Indian National Congress, 2nd reprint, Delhi, AICC, 1969. P.

Spratt, DMK in power, Bombay, Nachiketa, 1973.

37. R. W. Stern. The Process of Opposition in India : Two Case Studies of How Policy Shapes

Politics, Chicago, University of Chicago, 1970.

38. H. Swarup and Etal, “Women’s Political Engagement in India : Some Critical Issues” in B. J.

Nelson and N. Chowdhary(eds.), Women and Political Worldwide, Delhi, Oxford


39. N. Subramanian, Ethnicity and Populist Mobilization : Political Parties. Citizens and

Democracy in South India, Delhi : Oxford University Press, 1999.

40. J. Watch, Faction and Front : Party Systems in South India, New Delhi, Young Asia, 1976.

M Weiner, Party Politics in India, Princeton NJ Princeton University Press, 1957.


Political Science


Paper No. – 11

Course Title : - Recent Political Thoughts -1

Unit

No.


1. (A) Lenis Ideas on State &

Revolution

(B) Engles & Marks dialectic

materialism

03 20

2. Trotasky’s ideas regarding world

revolute 20

3. Harold Laki’s ideas on maxism 15

4. Facist and Nazi Ideas 15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 12

Course Title : - Comparative Political Institution - 1

Unit

No.


1. (A) Value of comparative study

recent trends in comparative

study.

(B) Political of mass society

03 20

2. Judicial review in the U.S.A. 20

3. Comparative study of fundamental

rights in the U.S.A. & India

15

4. Public Opinion nature and its creative

facters 15

Total 03 70



Political Science


Paper No. – 13

Course Title : - United Nations - 1

Unit

No.


1. (A) League of Nations its

background

(B) General Assembly of U.N.O.

03 20

2. Security Council of U.N.O. 20

3. Rights of Veto 15

4. Non Political organization of

U.N.O.

15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 14

Course Title : - Indian Foreign Policy -1

Unit

No.


1. (A) Anti Imperialist and communist

treadition (B) Ideological and geographical

basis of foreign policy

03 20

2. India’s Political parties and foreign

policy 20

3. Shaping factors of Indian Foreign

Policy

15

4. Main Characteristics of Indian Foreign

Policy 15

Total 03 70



Political Science


Paper No. – 15

Course Title : - Indian Political Parties

Unit

No.


1. (A) Origin of Indian Political

Party.

(B) Origin of Regional Political

Party.

03 20

2. Relationship between National and

Regional Political Parties

20

3. Impact of Regional Political Parties

of National Parties 15

4. D.M.K., A.D.M.K., T.M.C., and

P.S.P. as a regional Party.

15

Total 03 70


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Course Title : Recent Political Thoughts - 2

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Course (Paper) Name and No: 16 Recent Political Thoughts - 2



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Paper No. – 16

Name of Paper : Recent Political Thought - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Revolt against the State : Anarchism – Kropotkin’s ideal of the New

Order Syndicalism – Guide Socialism, Political pluralism Gandhian

idea’s and practices.

Unit – 1-B 1. Liberalism : Foundations of Modern Liberalism, 19th

century

Utilitarianism and individualism – John stuart Mill’s concept of open

society (Liberty) Mills divergence from earlier utilitarian – Hearbert

spencer’s extreme individualism decline of the 19th

century,

individualism, synthesis of individualism and indealism.

Unit – 2 1. M. S. Roy’s Ideas of humanist Politics.

Unit – 3 1. Nehru’s Ideas on socialism and peaceful co-existence, growth of new

trends in the concept of political powers lasswell pragmatic and

humanist trends in the revisionist, communist thought, nationalism and

internationalism effect of international detente.

Unit – 4 1.Points of agreement and differences between revisionist and

communist ideas and current Neo Liberal ideas.

Reference

1. Coker F. W. : Recent Political though

2. Oakshott(Edited) : The Social and political doctrines of

contemporary Europe

3. Barker Ernest : Political thought in England from Herbert

Spencer to the present day.

4. Laidler H. W. : History of socialist thought

5. Engles, Friendrich : Socialism, Uptopain and scientific




Course Title : Comparative Political Institution-2

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Course (Paper) Name and No: 17 Comparative Political Institution-2



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Institution-2

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Paper No. – 17

Name of Paper : Comparative Political Institution - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Political Parties – importance of the party system in the functioning

of modern government, role of the party system in parliamentary

and presidential governments, parties in dictatorship.

2. Party structure – membership – party leadership – party machine –

party funds – structure of the communist party in yugoslaviya and

the U.S.A. Democratic centralism political parties in the U.S.A., Great

Britain and France.

Unit – 1-B 1. Pressure and interest groups – Their role in modern politics such

groups in the U.S.A. and Great Britain.

2. Representation – simple majority and proportional representation –

political consequences of proportional representation functional

representation – German and French economic councils, functional

representation in Yugoslavia.

Unit – 2 1. Problems of Legislature bicameral and unicameral, comparative

study of legislative procedure speakership and committee system in the

U.S.A. and Great Britain Totalitarian legislatures – Yugoslavia and

soviet examples.

Unit – 3 1. Responsible Government, executive legislative relationship in

parliamentary, presidential and swiss forms of Government – The

executive in the with Republic of France Typical features of the swiss

executive position and powers of the American president and the British

Prime Minister

(American Cabinet Presidency and its problems)

Unit – 4 1.Judiciary – its independence – British judiciary and American federal

judiciary – Rule of law and administrative law – Swadish ombudsman,

soviet and Yugoslavia judiciaries – socialist legality and its limitations.

2. Comparative study of significant features of American, Canadian,

Australian, Swiss and Indian Federalism, recent trends in Federalism. Reference

1. Eckstein, Harry and Adepter : Comparative Politics

2. Finer, Herman : Theory and practice of Modern Govt.

3. Macridis, Roy and ward : Modern Political System

4. Wheare K.C. : Modern Constitutions


5. Fainsod : How Russia is Ruled ?

6. Codding G.R. : The Federal Govt. of Switzerland

7. Botter, Allend : American Govt. and politics

8. Reimer, Neal : Problems of American Govt.

9. Laski, Harold : Parliamentary Govt. in England

10. Laski, Harold : Reflections on constitutions

11. Brogan D.W. : American Political System

12. Rowat D.C. : The Ombudsman Citizen’s Defender

13. Published by Yugoslavia : The Constitution of the socialist

Secretariat for Information

Of the Federal executive

Council

14. Published in review of : The social and Political system in

International affairs series Yugoslavia

Belgard Yugoslavia

15. Digilas M. : The New Class

16. Neuman Sigmund : Modern Political Parties

17. Duverger Maurice : Political Parties

18. Key V. O. : Politics, parties and pressure groups

19. Truman : Government process

20. Wheare K.C. : Federal Government




Course Title : United Nations - 2

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 18 United Nations - 2



Name of

Program


Core/

Elective1

Elective2

Course/Paper

Title

Paper No. 18

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

Exam

Marks

(Total)

M. A. 4 Core United

Nations - 2

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 18

Name of Paper : United Nation - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Securing Peace :

1) Peaceful settlement of disputes

2) Collective security system

3) Dis armament

4) Trusteeship

5) Functional Approach

Unit – 1-B 1. Economic Development :

1) Development decade

2) Sharing Funds

3) United Nations special funds

4) Action on regional problems

5) Financing Economic Development

Unit – 2 1. Dependent Profile :

1) Self Government

2) Trust Territories

3) Non-self Governing territories.

Unit – 3 1. World Rule of Law :

1) Foundation of Peace

2) Techniques, aspects of collaboration between nation

3) Inter Government Bodies.

Unit – 4 1.The future of the U.N.O. and world Government.

Reference

1. Levi Werner : Fundamental of World’s organization Minneapolis

University of Minnesota Press, 1950.




Course Title : Indian Foreign Policy - 2

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 19 Indian Foreign Policy - 2



Name of

Program


Core/

Elective1

Elective2

Course/Paper

Title

Paper No. 19

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

Exam

Marks

(Total)

M. A. 4 Core Indian

Foreign

Policy - 2

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 19

Name of Paper : Indian Foreign Policy - II

Unit – 1-A 1. World view and global politics : Evolution of the world view

attitudes towards the cold war, the U.S.A. & U.S.S.R. evolution of the

concept of Non Alignment Policy, Conference of Non alignment

nations.

Unit – 1-B 1. Evolution and spread of the concept of the policy of non assignment,

implementation record of the Indian non alignment policy, evolution

of the relation with the U.S.A. & U.S.S.R.

Unit – 2 1. Policy towards neighbours : relations with Pakistan, trends problems,

Kashmir Problem. Relation with China. Panchshil, Sino. Indian Border

dispute.

Unit – 3 1. Relation with Afghanistan, Burma and Shree Lanka, Harmony and

synthesis in South Asia. Problems and prospects.

Unit – 4 1.South Asian regionalism pan Asians, the Asian conference 1949. The

Bandung Conference, Afton Asian Block, role in Southern Asia – role of

the United Nations.

Reference

1. Werner Levi : India in Free Asia


3. Gupta Sisir : India and Regional Integration in Asia

4. Bimla Prasad : Origins of India’s Foreign Policy

5. Popalai and Talbot : India & America

6. P. C. Chakravarti : India-China Relations

7. J.B. Das Gupta : Indo-Pakistan Relations




Course Title : Political Parties in India - 2

Faculty of Arts

Annexure “A”

Course (Paper) Name and No: 20 Political Parties in India - 2



Name of

Program


Core/

Elective1

Elective2

Course/Paper

Title

Paper No. 20

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

Exam

Marks

(Total)

M. A. 4 Core Political

Parties in

India - 2

03 30 70 100



Paper No. – 20

Name of Paper : Political Parties in India - II

Unit – 1-A 1. Pattern of interaction between National and regional political partie.

Unit – 1-B 1. Political parties and the electoral process.

Unit – 2 1. Major pressure groups with special reference to Trade Union,

Chamber of Commerce, Agrarian interest groups.

Unit – 3 1.Critical evaluation of the role and working of political parties.

Unit – 4 1.Human Rights and environmental movements in India.

Reference

1. W. Anderson and S. D. Damle, The Brotherhood in Saffron : The National

Swayamsevak Sangh and Hindu Revivalism, New Delhi, Vistar/Sage

Publication, 1987.

2. B. Arora, Political Parties and party System The Emegence of New, Coalitions

Memo, Dec. 1979.

3. C. Baxter, The Jana Sangh : A Biography of an Indian Party, Philadelphia,

University of Pennsylvania Press, 1969.

4. P. Brass, Cast, Faction and Party in Indian Politics, Vols. 2, Delhi Chanakya

Publications 1984-1985.

5. Factional Politics in a Indian State : The Congress Party in Uttarpradesh,

Berkeley, University of California Press, 1966.

6. A Burger, Opposition in a Dominant Party System, Berkeley, University of

California Press 1969.

7. P.K. Chhibber, Democracy Without Association : Transformation of the Party

System and Social Cleavages in India, Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan

Press, 1999.


Political Science


Paper No. – 16

Course Title : - Recent Political Thoughts - 2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Revolt against the State

(B) Liberalism

03 20

2. M.S. Roy’s Ideas of humanist

Politics

20

3. Nehru Ideas on Socialism and

Peaceful Co-existence

15

4. Revisionist and Communist Ideas 15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 17

Course Title : - Comparative Political Institutions - 2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Political Parties –

importance.......

(B) Pressure and interest

group.......

03 20

2. Problems of Legislature

bicameral.......

20

3. Responsible Govt., executive

legislative....... 15

4. Judicial – its independence...... 15

Total 03 70



Political Science


Paper No. – 18

Course Title : - United Nation -2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Securing Peace

(B) Economic Development

03 20

2. Dependent Profile 20

3. World Rule of law 15

4. The future of the U.N.O. and world

govt.

15

Total 03 70


Political Science


Paper No. – 19

Course Title : - Indian Foreign Policy

Unit

No.


1. (A) World view and global

politics....

(B) Evolution and spread of the

conce...

03 20

2. Policy towards neighbours..... 20

3. Relation with Afghanistan,

Burma.......

15

4. South Asian regional pan

Asianism.....

15

Total 03 70



Political Science


Paper No. – 20

Course Title : - Political Parties in India - 2

Unit

No.


1. (A) Pattern of interaction between

......

(B) Political Parties and the

electoral.....

03 20

2. Major pressure groups with

special.......

20

3. Critical evaluation of the role and

worki..... 15

4. Human Rights and

Environmental........

15

Total 03 70


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Political Science Core Course Faculty of Arts Annexure “B”

S.No. Level Diploma U.G. P.G.

Semester

Foundation/ Core/ Ele-1 Ele-2

Name of Course/Paper

Paper

No.

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

(Total)

Practical

/Viva

Total

Marks

Course

(Paper)

Unique

Code

1 P.G. 1 Core Government

and Politics

of India-1

01 03 30 70 -- 100

2 P.G. 1 Core International

Politics - 1 02 03 30 70 -- 100

3 P.G. 1 Core European

Political

Thoughts - I

03 03 30 70 -- 100

4 P.G. 1 Core Panchayati

Raj in India -

I

04 03 30 70 -- 100

5 P.G. 1 Core Democracy in

India - I 05 03 30 70 -- 100

6 P.G. 2 Core Government

and Politics

of India-2

06 03 30 70 -- 100

7 P.G. 2 Core International

Politics - 2

07 03 30 70 -- 100

8 P.G. 2 Core European

Political

Thoughts - 2

08 03 30 70 -- 100

9 P.G. 2 Core Panchayati

Raj in India -

2

09 03 30 78 -- 100

10 P.G. 2 Core Democracy in

India - 2

10 03 30 70 -- 100



Faculty of Arts

Annexure “B”

S.No. Level Diploma U.G. P.G.

Semester

Foundation/ Core/ Ele-1 Ele-2

Name of Course/Paper

Paper

No.

Credit Internal

Marks

External

Marks

(Total)

Practical

/Viva

Total

Marks

Course

(Paper)

Unique

Code

11 P.G. 3 Core Recent

Political

Thoughts - I

11 03 30 70 -- 100

12 P.G. 3 Core Comparative

Political

Institution-1

12 03 30 70 -- 100

13 P.G. 3 Core United

Nations - 1 13 03 30 70 -- 100

14 P.G. 3 Core Indian

Foreign

Policy - 1

14 03 30 70 -- 100

15 P.G. 3 Core Political

Parties in

India - I

15 03 30 70 -- 100

16 P.G. 4 Core Recent

Political

Thoughts - 2

16 03 30 70 -- 100

17 P.G. 4 Core Comparative

Political

Institution-2

17 03 30 70 -- 100

18 P.G. 4 Core United

Nations - 2 18 03 30 70 -- 100

19 P.G. 4 Core Indian

Foreign

Policy - 2

19 03 30 78 -- 100

20 P.G. 4 Core Political

Parties in

India - 2

20 03 30 70 -- 100


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