Political science and International Relations – ( Amazon link ) Process of Social Change 521 Nature of Social Change Marxist Theory of Revolutionary Change- Dialectical Materialism, Historical Materialism, Theory of Revolution Liberal Theory of Incremental ChangeĢ5.Political Science BOOKLIST – MAINS: PAPER-I BOOKS Majority, Consociational Democracy Conditions for Successful Working of Democracy Democracy as a Way of LifeĮlitist Theory Pluralist Theory Theory of Participatory Democracy- Forms of Political Participation Marxist Theory of Democracy Dictatorship of the Proletariat Concept of People’s Democracy Marxist Theory versus Elitist Theory of Democracy Radical Theory of Democracy Concept of Deliberative DemocracyĢ4. Concept of Democracy 472 Classical Notion of Democracy Concept of Liberal Democracy Problems of Representation-Theories of Representation Electoral Systems-Plurality System, Majoritarian System, Proportional Representation Methods of Minority Representation-Concurrent Concept of the Common Good 455 Nature of the Common Good Liberal Perspective Communitarian Perspective Marxian Perspective Gandhian PerspectiveĢ2. Diverse Perspectives on Justice 427 Liberal Perspective-Rawls’s Theory of Justice Libertarian Perspective-Nozick’s Theory of Justice Marxist Perspective Democratic-Socialist Perspective Anarchist Perspective Feminist Perspective Subaltern Perspective Communitarian PerspectiveĢ1. Concept of Justice 413 Idea of Justice Relation between Liberty, Equality and Justice Dimensions of Justice-Legal, Political, Socio-Economic Distinction between Procedural Justice and Substantive JusticeĢ0. Right to Property 394 Nature and Scope of Property Liberal Perspective Social-Democratic Perspective Marxist Perspectiveġ9. Concept of Equality 372 Idea of Equality Rational Grounds of Discrimination Debate on Reverse Discrimination Dimensions of Equality-Legal, Political, Socio-Economic Liberty and Equality Equality and Justiceġ8. Concept of Liberty 348 Nature of Liberty Scope of Liberty Dimensions of Liberty-Civil, Political, Economic Liberal-Individualist View of Liberty-Negative and Positive Liberty Marxist Concept of Freedomġ7. Theories of Rights Social-Democratic Perspective Marxist Perspective Genesis of Human Rights Universal Declaration of Human Rights Scope of Human Rights Theories of Human Rightsġ6. Concept of Human Rights 319 Nature of Human Rights Concept of Rights Conventional

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