Political Science For Civil Services Examination

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It is a comprehensive updated manual for aspirants preparing for the civil services main examination and the other state civil services examinations. Written with a clear focus on the civil services main examination requirements, the manual has been designed as a reliable information source and complete study guide for the aspirants Table Of Contents Chapter 1 Political Theory : Meaning and Significance Chapter 2 Political Theory : Approaches, Debates, Trends Chapter 3 Theories of State Chapter 4 Justic3 : Rawls Theory of Justice Chapter 5 Equality :Types, Forms, Relationship with Freedom and Affirmative Action Chapter 6 Rights and Concepts of Human Rights Chapter 7 Democracy : Representative, Participatory and Deliberative Chapter 8 Concepts : Power Hegemony, Ideology, Legitimacy Chapter 9 Political Ideologies : Liberalism, Socialism, Marxism, Fascism, Gandhism, Feminism Chapter 10 - Indian Political Thought I - Dharmashastra, Arthashastra, Buddhist Tradition, and Sir Syed Ahmed Khan Chapter 11 - Indian Political Theought II : Sri Aurobindo, M K Gandhi, B R Ambedkar, M N Roy Chapter 12 - Western Political Thought I : Plato and Aristotle Chapter 13 - Western Political Thought II - Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Mill Chapter 14 - Western Political Thought III - Marx, Gramsci, Arendt Chapter 15 - Indian Nationalism, Strategies and Perspectives Chapter 16 - The Making of the Indian Constitution Chapter 17 - Salient Features of the Indian Constitution Chapter 18 - Indian Constitution : Amendent Procedure and Basic Structure Doctrine Chapter 19 - Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental Duties Chapter 20 - The Executive in India : The President, the Prime Minister and the Union Cabinet, The Governor, the Chief Minister and the State Cabinet Chapter 21 - The Legislature in India ; Parliament of India and Legislatures in States Chapter 22 The Judiciary in India : The Supreme Court, the High Courts etc. Chapter 23 Grassroots Democracy : Urban and Rural Government (Municipal Administration and Panchayati Raj) Chapter 24 The Statutory Institutions/Commissions Chapter 25 Federalism in India Chapter 26 Planning and Economic Development Chapter 27 Party System and Pressure Groups in India Chapter 28 Caste, Religion, Ethnicity, Social Movements in India Chapter 29 Comparative Politics : Nature, Approaches, Perspectives Chapter 30 The State in Comparative Perspectives Chapter 31Representation, Participation, Party Systems, Pressure Groups, Social Movements Chapter 32 Globalisation : Perspectives Chapter 33 Approaches to the Study of International Relations Chapter 34 Key Concepts in International Relations Chapter 35 Changing International Political Order Chapter 36 Non-Alignment Movement, Soviet Disintegration, Unipolarity Chapter 37 International Economic System : WTO, CMEA, NIEO Chapter 38 The United Nations System Chapter 39 The Regionalisation of World Politics : EU, ASEAN, APEC, SAARC, NAFTA Chapter 40 Contemporary Global Concerns (Democracy, Human Rights, Environment, Gender Justice, Terrorism, Nuclear Proliferation) Chapter 41 India 's Foreign Policy and Its Role in NAM Chapter 42 India and South Asia Chapter 43 India ' Relations with Neighbouring States (Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka) Chapter 44 India and the Global South (Africa and Latin America) Chapter 45 India and the Global Centres of Powers (USA, EU, Japan, China and Russia) Chapter 46 India and the United Nations Systems Chapter 47 India and the Nuclear Question Chapter 48 Recent Developmens in Indian Foreign Policy