Medininagar, Palamu SYLLABUS FOR MASTER IN ARTS POLITICAL SCIENCE AS PER C.B.C.S. (Implemented from Session )

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1 Medininagar, Palamu 80 SYLLABUS FOR MASTER IN ARTS POLITICAL SCIENCE AS PER C.B.C.S. (Implemented from Session 07-8)

2 The M.A. Political Science will consist of four Semester, each Semester of six month duration, as detailed in the University Regulation. The course structure will be as follows: Semester I st Paper POLS F0 Foundation nd Paper POLS C0 Core rd Paper POLS C03 Core 0 4 th Paper POLS C04 Core - 03 Semester II 5 th Paper POLS S05 Skill Development 6 th Paper POLS C06 Core 04 7 th Paper POLS C07 Core 05 8 th Paper POLS C08 Core - 06 Semester III 9 th Paper POLS C09 Core 07 0 th Paper POLS C0 Core 08 th Paper POLS C Core 09 th Paper POLS E Elective (A, B) Semester IV 3 th Paper POLSC40 Core 4 th Paper POLSC40 Core 5 th Paper POLSE403 Elective (A, B) 6 th Paper POLSD404 Dissertation

3 Paper-I FCPOLS-0 FIRST SEMESTER Nature of the Foundation Political Norms: Liberty, Equality and Justice 3 Sovereignty: Meaning, Characteristics, Monist and Pluralist Theory Government of India Act of 935, Constituent Assembly, Preamble of Indian Constitution 4 Nature of Indian Federalism 5 Indian Political System: Meaning and characteristics 6 Constitutionalism : Concept & characteristics 7 Public Administration: Meaning, nature and scope 8 Sources of Indian Political Thoughts (04) Books recommended. ledkyhu jktuhfrd fl)kur & vksih xkok. Hkkjrh; 'kklu vksj jktuhfr & cklqdh ukfk pks/kjh,oa ;qojkt dqekj 3. yksd iz'kklu & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 4. Hkkjrh; jktuhfr fopkjd & ih-ds- R;kxh 5. Modern Political Theory S.P. Verma 6. Constitutional Development National Movement of India R.C. Agarwal and Dr. Mahesh Bhatnagar 7. Public Administration Awasthi & Maheshwari

4 Paper-II CCPOLS-0 FIRST SEMESTER Nature of the Political Theory Political Theory: Meaning, nature and significance 3 Approaches to the study of Political Theory: Philosophical, Historical and System theory Normative and Scientific Theory: Main features and comparison 4 Behaviouralism: Definition and features 5 Post behaviouralism: Definition and features 6 Status of Political Theory: Decline of Political theory and its future 7 Rawl s theory of Justice 8 Liberty: Ideas of J.S. Mill and H.J. Laski Books recommended. ledkyhu jktuhfrd fl)kur & vksih xkok. ledkyhu jktuhfrd fl)kur & ts-lh- tksgjh 3. vk/kqfud jktuhfrd fopkj/kkjk,aw & bdcky ukjk;.k 4. jktusfrd fl)kur & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 5. vk/kqfud jktuhfrd fl)kur & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 6. Modern Political Theory S.P. Verma 7. Introduction to Political Theory Dr. Narendra Singh 8. Political Theory: Ideas & Institutional Amal Roy & Mohit Bhattacharya 9. Political Theory S.C. Singal

5 Paper-III CCPOLS-03 FIRST SEMESTER Nature of the Plato: Ideal State, Laws & Statesman Western Political Thought Aristotle: State, Classification of Constitution, Revolution, Aristotle as a scientific thinker 3 Machiavelli: As a modern thinker 4 Hegel: Dialectic methods, State 5 T.H. Green: Liberty & State 6 Karl Marx: Dialectic Materialism, Economic interpretation of History, Class-struggle 7 Graham Wallas: Psychological approach 8 Existentialist: Jean Paul Sartre Books recommended. e/;dkyhu,oa vk/kqfud jktuhfrd fopkjd & punznso izlkn. ik'pkr; jktuhfrd fopkjksa dk bfrgkl & izhkqnÿk 'kekz 3. ik'pkr; jktuhfrd fparu dk bfrgkl & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 4. ik'pkr; jktuhfrd fopkjksa dk bfrgkl & T;ksfr izlkn lqnk 5. History of Political Thought Sukhbir Singh 6. History of Political Thought J. P. Suda

6 Paper-IV CCPOLS-04 FIRST SEMESTER Nature of the Manu: Origin of State, Duties of King Indian Political Thought Kautilya: King, Foreign Policy, Saptang Theory of State 3 Acharya narendra Dev 4 Ram Manohar Lohia 5 Jawahar Lal Nehru Rabindra Nath Tagore: Humanism & Internationalism, M.N. Roy: Radical Humanism Mahatma Gandhi: Non-violence, State, Women & Education Jay Prakash Narayan: Party less Democracy & Total revolution 9 B. R. Ambedkar Books recommended. Hkkjrh; jktuhfrd fopkjd & ih- ds- R;kxh. vk/kqfud Hkkjrh; jktuhfrd fparu & oh- ih- oekz 3. vk/kqfud Hkkjrh; jktuhfrd fparu &,- ih- volfkh 4. vk/kqfud Hkkjrh; jktuhfrd fparu & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 5. Indian Political Thought Ram Ratan & Ruchi Tyagi 6. Modern Indian Political Thought V. P. Verma 7. Indian Political Thought R. C. Gupta

7 Paper-V SE(ECI)POLS- 0 SECOND SEMESTER Skill Development (elective) Academic Writing & Communication Skill Academic Writing: Meaning, Types & Importance Writing Synopsis 3 Report Writing 4 Writing Abstract 5 Writing Conference Paper 6 Referencing 7 Writing Dissertations 8 Writing letters, applications & Preparing resume (04) Paper-VI CCPOLS-0 SECOND SEMESTER Theories of International Politics International Politic: Meaning, nature and scope Approaches to the study of international politics: Idealist, Realist, System Theory, Game Theory and Decision making theory 3 National Power: Concept, nature and elements 4 5 National Interest: Concept, Determinants and Promotion of national Interest Balance of Power: Meaning, Nature, Technique and Relevance in contemporary scenario

8 6 Collective Security: Meaning and relevance Disarmament and Arms Control: Meaning, Types 7 and problems and prospects 8 Non-alignment : Meaning, Features & relevance Books recommended. vurjkz"vªh; jktuhfrd fl)kur,oa O;ogkj & ;w- vkj-?kbz. vurjkz"vªh; jktuhfrd fl)kur,oa O;ogkj & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 3. vurjkz"vªh; jktuhfr ds ls)kfurd i{k & egsunz dqekj 4. vurjkz"vªh; lecu/k &,l- lh- flagy 5. vurjkz"vªh; lecu/k vksj O;ogkj& iq"is'k iar 6. vurjkz"vªh; lecu/k & riu fcloky 7. Theoretical Aspects of International Politics Mahendra Kumar 8. International Politics Prakash Chandra 9. International Relations P. Ghosh

9 Paper-VII CCPOLS-03 SECOND SEMESTER India & The World (post cold war era) Indian Foreign Policy: Principles and Objectives in the changing world scenario Determinants of Indian Foreign Policy 3 Sino-Indian Relations 4 Indo-Pakistan Relations 5 Indo-Russia Relations 6 India USA Relations 7 8 India and UNO: Problem of Restructuring UN and issue of Permanent Membership in Security Council Look East Policy of India: Relations with ASEAN and Japan Books recommended. Hkkjr dh fons'k uhfr & va'kq ik.ms;. Hkkjr dh fons'k uhfr & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 3. cnyrh nqfu;k eas Hkkjr dh fons'k uhfr & oh- ih- nrr 4. Hkkjr dh fons'k uhfr & oh-,u- [kuuk,oa fyik{kh vjksm+k 5. Foreign Policy of India V. N. Khanna 6. Indian Foreign Policy J. N. Dixit 7. Indian Foreign Policy in Changing World V. P. Dutt

10 Paper-VIII 3 4 CCPOLS-04 SECOND SEMESTER Indian Government & Politics Philosophical Foundation of Indian Constitution: Ideas of Ballabh Bhai Patel, Mahatma Gandhi, B.R. Ambedkar and J.L. Nehru Fundamental Rights, Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy Centre State Relations: Administrative, Legislative & Financial Relations, Report of Sarkaria Commission and Issue of State Autonomy President: Election, Impeachment, Powers and Functions 5 Prime Minister and Cabinet 6 Relation Between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha 7 Judicial Activism 8 Emerging Problems of Indian Polity: Caste, Language, Region and Religion Books recommended. Hkkjrh; lafo/kku %,d ifjp; & Mh- Mh- cklq. Hkkjrh; 'kklu,oa jktuhfr &,l- lh- fla?ky 3. Hkkjrh; 'kklu,oa jktuhfr & ch-,y- QkfM+;k 4. Hkkjrh; iz'kklu vksj jktuhfr & egsunz izlkn flag 5. Hkkjrh; 'kklu vksj jktuhfr & cklqdh ukfk pks/kjh,oa ;qojkt dqekj 6. Indian Constitution J. C. Johari 7. Indian Govt. & Politics A. P. Awasthi 8. Constitutional Development National Movement of India R. C. Agarwal and Dr. Mahesh Bhatnagar

11 Paper-IX 3 CCPOLS-30 THIRD SEMESTER Research Methodology Social Science Research: Meaning, Nature and Importance Problem formulation, Research Design Types and Features of Good Research Design Hypothesis: Concept, Types and Features of Good Hypothesis 4 Sampling: Types, Significance and Limitations 5 6 Methods of Data Collection: Primary and Secondary Data Techniques of Data Collection: Content analysis, interview, observation, questionnaire and schedule 7 Data Analysis 8 Report Writing Paper-X CCPOLS-30 THIRD SEMESTER Political Sociology Political Sociology: Meaning, Nature and Scope Political Socialization 3 Political Participation 4 Political Culture 5 Political Development 6 Political Modernization 7 Political Elites 8 Political Communication

12 Paper-XI CCPOLS-303 Administrative Culture THIRD SEMESTER Public Administration Administrative Theories: Human Relations (Elton Mayo), Decision making theory (Herbert Simon) and Ecological Theory (F.W. Riggs) 3 Max Webber s Views on Bureaucracy 4 5 Committed Bureaucracy, Neutrality and Downsizing of Bureaucracy Administrative Management: Leadership, Communication and Motivation. 6 Public Policy: Concept and formulation 7 8 E-governance: Meaning, Advantages, Challenges and e-governance in India Removal of citizen s Grievances: Lokpal and Lokayukt Paper-XII ECPOLS-304 THIRD SEMESTER (Elective- A) State Politics in India Theoratical Framework for the Study of State Politics in India Determinants of State Politics: Social, Economic, Political and constitutional 3 Pattern of State Politics in the st Century 4 5 Impact of National Politics on State Politics and Vice versa Regional Parties and its Linkage with National Parties

13 6 Role of Governor as an Agent of the Centre 7 Anti-Defection Law 8 State Politics of Jharkhand: Features and Pattern and Schedule V Paper-XII 3 ECPOLS-304 THIRD SEMESTER (Elective- B) State Politics in Jharkhand Demography, Land and People, Environment of Jharkhand Impact of British Administration in Tribal Areas and Protest Movements Birsa Movement and Kol Rebellion Success and Failure of the Jharkhand Party in the First Three General Elections, Merger of the Jharkhand Party with Congress and its after effect 4 Impact of Death of Jaipal Singh on Tribal Politics 5 Circumstances leading to Separation on Jharkhand from Bihar 6 Jharkhand Politics since 000

14 Paper-XIII 3 Treaty CCPOLS-40 FOURTH SEMESTER International Law International Law: Definition, Origin, Nature, Development, Codification and Difference between International and Municipal Law International Legal Principles: Recognition and Succession of States 4 Laws of Warfare: Land, Ariel and Sea Warfare 5 Blockade and Contraband 6 Intervention and Extradition 7 Privileges and Immunities of Diplomats and Envoys 8 Crime Against Humanity: Prisoners of War, Nuremberg and Tokyo Trial Paper-XIV CCPOLS-40 FOURTH SEMESTER International Organization International Organization: Definition, Nature, Scope and Growth of International Organization prior to League of Nations Failure of League of Nations 3 UN Structure: Organization and Function of General Assembly and Security Council 4 Pacific Settlement of International Disputes in UN 5 6 Socio-Economic dimensions of the UN Functions: ECOSOC and UNESCO Revision of Charter: Need for Restructuring UN in the Changed International Scenario

15 7 European Union: A Brief Introduction 8 African Union: A Brief Introduction Paper-XV ECPOLS-403 FOURTH SEMESTER (Elective-A) Financial Administration Meaning, Nature and Significance of Economic Development Budget, Principles of Sound Budget 3 Performance Budget and Zero Budget 4 Preparation of Budget in India 5 Financial Relations between Centre and State Policy Commission and Planning Process in India, Finance Commission Accounts and Audit, Problem of Separation of Accounts and Audit, Office of Auditor & Comptroller General of India Control over Public Expenditure: Public Accounts Committee and Estimate Committee Paper-XV ECPOLS-403 FOURTH SEMESTER (Elective-3- B) Contemporary Political Issues Environmental Issues: Policies of Government of India and Role of India in International forum in the Post-Copenhagen Period Developmental Issues: Sustainable Development- Agenda- 3 Gender Issue

16 4 5 Challenges of Internal Security: Terrorism and Fundamentalism Naxalism: Origin, Development and Countering Naxalism 6 The Debate of Uniform Civil Code 7 8 Paper-XVI RTI Act: Provisions and Challenges in Implementation RTE Act: Provisions and Challenges in Implementation DPOLS-404 FOURTH SEMESTER Dissertation As the Classes for IVth Semester commences, Students shall submit an application for dissertation work The applications of students shall be placed in meeting of Departmental Council The topics of dissertation shall be finalized and where required consultation shall be held with concerned student(s) The topic of dissertation(s) may be selected preferably from the entire courses content of the s of Study for Postgraduate level or related to it. Faculty members of the department shall be allotted duty to supervise dissertation work of students The dissertation shall be submitted at the end of the IVth Semester The date of submission of dissertation of students shall be notified by Head of Department accordingly 8 Viva-Voce shall be held thereafter 9 In any other matter concerning dissertation, the decision of the Departmental Council shall be final and binding.