No, this book is dedicated exclusively to the subject-specific Political Science Paper 2 syllabus. You will need a separate resource for the general Paper 1 (Teaching and Research Aptitude).
The book is based on the latest NTA syllabus and includes analysis of significant recent developments, trends, and government policies in Indian politics, governance, and foreign policy up to its year of publication.
Yes, the structured approach and clear explanation of fundamental concepts make it accessible for beginners, while the analytical depth ensures it remains valuable for postgraduate students.
The book dedicates separate units to Political Thought (Western) and Indian Political Thought, providing detailed analysis of individual thinkers. While each unit is distinct, the conceptual framework allows readers to draw their own comparative insights.
Yes, the Political Theory unit typically covers significant contemporary theories, including feminist perspectives, post-modernism, and other critical approaches to the study of politics.
The Public Administration unit covers the fundamental theories, principles, and concepts of the discipline globally. The Governance and Public Policy in India unit then applies these principles specifically to the Indian context.
The unit on Political Institutions in India provides a robust analysis of the Constitution, its philosophical foundations, and the structure and functioning of organs of the state, including significant judicial pronouncements.
The unit on India's Foreign Policy is typically organized thematically, covering its principles, determinants, evolution, and relationships with major powers and neighboring countries, providing a comprehensive overview.
The language is academic yet lucid and accessible. It is designed to simplify complex political theories and processes without compromising on scholarly rigor.
Research methodology in Political Science is generally covered in Paper 1. The analytical approach of this book, however, inherently strengthens the research aptitude required for the JRF.
No, this book is dedicated exclusively to the subject-specific Political Science Paper 2 syllabus. You will need a separate resource for the general Paper 1 (Teaching and Research Aptitude).
The book is based on the latest NTA syllabus and includes analysis of significant recent developments, trends, and government policies in Indian politics, governance, and foreign policy up to its year of publication.
Yes, the structured approach and clear explanation of fundamental concepts make it accessible for beginners, while the analytical depth ensures it remains valuable for postgraduate students.
The book dedicates separate units to Political Thought (Western) and Indian Political Thought, providing detailed analysis of individual thinkers. While each unit is distinct, the conceptual framework allows readers to draw their own comparative insights.
Yes, the Political Theory unit typically covers significant contemporary theories, including feminist perspectives, post-modernism, and other critical approaches to the study of politics.
The Public Administration unit covers the fundamental theories, principles, and concepts of the discipline globally. The Governance and Public Policy in India unit then applies these principles specifically to the Indian context.
The unit on Political Institutions in India provides a robust analysis of the Constitution, its philosophical foundations, and the structure and functioning of organs of the state, including significant judicial pronouncements.
The unit on India's Foreign Policy is typically organized thematically, covering its principles, determinants, evolution, and relationships with major powers and neighboring countries, providing a comprehensive overview.
The language is academic yet lucid and accessible. It is designed to simplify complex political theories and processes without compromising on scholarly rigor.
Research methodology in Political Science is generally covered in Paper 1. The analytical approach of this book, however, inherently strengthens the research aptitude required for the JRF.