M.Phil. Comparative Politics and Political Theory is a 1-year duration research level course. Comparative politics is a field in political theory, portrayed by an experimental methodology dependent on the near strategy. At the end of the day, Comparative politics is the investigation of the residential governmental issues, political establishments, and clashes of nations. It regularly includes examinations among nations and through time inside single nations, stressing key examples of similitude and distinction. Arend Lijphart contends that relative governmental issues doesn't have a substantive concentration in itself, yet rather a methodological one: it centers around "the how yet doesn't determine the what of the investigation.
Eligibility
Candidates need to acquire 55% marks in the subject chosen for this course or an allied subject at the postgraduate level to be considered eligible for the course.
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Given below are few of the important highlights of the program.
Program Full Name | MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS AND POLITICAL THEORY |
Program Level | Degree |
Duration of the Program | 2 Years |
Examination Type | Year |
Eligibility | |
Admission Process | Entrance Exam and Merit Based |
Average Program Fee | Rs. 2 Lakh - Rs. 3 Lakh |
Syllabus of Master of Philosophy as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.
Paper Code | Subjects of Study |
1 | Research Methodology |
2 | Theories of knowledge |
3 | Importance and Role of Hypothesis |
4 | Importance and Role of Research Design |
5 | Types of Sampling |
6 | Characteristics and Problems of Representative Sample |
7 | Types and Sources of Data |
8 | Data Analysis |
9 | Statistical Analysis |
10 | Research and Theory |
11 | Recent Trends And Issues In Indian Politics |
12 | Recent trends in India federalism |
13 | Impact of Planning and Party System on Federalism |
14 | Criminalization of Politics |
15 | Politics of Violence, Globalization and its implication for India |
16 | Election Commission and Electoral Reforms |
17 | Rise of Hindu Nationalization |
18 | Women Politics and Gender Debate |
19 | Key Political Thinkers |
20 | Plato |
21 | Machiavelli |
22 | Hobbes |
23 | Rousseau |
24 | Hegel |
25 | Marx |
26 | Lenin |
27 | Mao Tse Tung |
28 | Contemporary Political Theory |
29 | Liberalism |
30 | Post-Modernism |
31 | Post-Colonialism |
32 | Theories of Structuralism |
33 | Post-Marxism |
34 | Scientific Humanism |
35 | Social Democracy |
36 | Feminism |
37 | Environmentalism |
38 | Civil Society |
39 | Human Rights |
40 | Contemporary Indian Political Thought |
41 | School of Indian Liberalism |
42 | School of Militant Nationalism |
43 | School of Indian Socialism |
44 | School of Gandhian |
45 | Political Thoughts |
46 | Hindu Nationalism |
47 | Computer Applications |
48 | Computer System an Overview |
49 | MS Windows |
50 | Introduction to MS Office and MS Excel |
51 | MS Power Point and Internet |
Mentioned below are some states in India that offer the program.