Contents:

PART 1 : NATURE, SCOPE AND METHODS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE :

1. Behavioural Revolution in Political Science

2. Post-Behaviouralism Relation of Political Science to Other Social Sciences State, State, Nation and Nationality

3. The Nature of the State, Idealistic or Metaphysical Theory, Theories Regarding the Origin of the State (Divine, Force and Patriarchal Theories)

4. Origin and Evolution of State (The Contract Theory, Evolutionary Theory and Evolution of the State)

5. Sovereignty and Pluralism

6. Concept of Welfare and Secular

7. State

8. Relation Between the Individual and State (Citizenship, Rights and Duties)

9. Liberty and Equality, State

10. Law and Punishment . international Law (Relations between States and Theories of Coexistence, Panch Sheel Internationalism and United Nations

11. Forms of Government (Monarchy Aristocracy, Democracy and Dictatorships) Forms of Government (Unitary and Federal Governments)

12. Forms of Government (Parliamentary and Presidential)

13. Constitution of the State, Organs of Government (Legislature)

14. Franchise, Elections and Minority Representation Organs of Government (Executive) Organs of the Government Judiciary)

15. Theory of Separation of Powers

16. Political Parties

17. Local Self

18. Government Public Opinion

PART II : POLITICAL SYSTEM, POLITICAL SYSTEM (GENERAL SYSTEM THEORY AND SYSTEM THEORY OF MORTON) :

1. Political Culture

2. Political Socialisation

3. Power Influence, Authority and Legitimacy-Political Elites

4. Modernisation and Political Development

5. Nationalism and Imperialism

PART III : INDIVIDUALISM

1. Utilitarianis Socialism, Communism and Collectivism, Anarchism Syndicalis Guild Socialism, Fascism and Nazis

2. Gandhism and Sarvodaya

PART IV : MARXIST THEORY ABOUT THE ORIGIN THE STATE:

1. Marxist

2. Theory of Rights Marxist Concepts of Liberty

3. Equality Property

4. Justice

5. Pressure Group

6 Miscellaneous