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TOPIC INFO – CUET PG (Political Science)
SUB-TOPIC INFO – Comparative Politics
CONTENT TYPE – Short Notes
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1 Party Politics
1.1. Party Politics Momentous Importance of the Subject in Recent Times
12. Broad Functional Dimension of Party Politics: The Concent of Linkage
1.3. Meaning and Nature of a Political Party Liberal Versus Marxist Interpretations
1.3.1. Liberal View
1.3.2. Marxist View
1.4 Horizontal and Vertical Elements of a Political Party: Duverger’s Thesis on its Organisation and Membershis: Case of Interior and Exterior Parties
1.5. Leadership and Its Audocoatic Tendency, Michels’ Irun Law.of.Oligarchy
1.6. Critical Appraisal
2. Party System
2.1. Nature and Essential Implications
2.2. Determinanta and Functions of a Political Party
2.3. A Typological Mustration. Recent Paradiom of Sartori
2.3.1. Sinule Party System
2.3.2. B-Party System
2.3.3. Multi-Party System
2.4. Party Systems: Westem and Non-Wiestem Paradigms
2.5. Operational Dimensions of Party System Peculiar Case of the Communist Party
2.6. Functions of Political Parties
2.7. Merits of Party System
2.8. Demerits of Party System
2.9. Critical Appraisal
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PRACTICE QUESTIONS OF THIS TOPIC
Total Questions: 110
1. The study of political parties and pressure groups incorporates elements of:
a) Economics and Law
b) Military strategy and Geography
c) Psychology and Sociology
d) Philosophy and Literature
2. The term “stasiology” refers to the study of:
a) Electoral procedures
b) International relations
c) Political parties and pressure groups
d) Political ideologies
3. Traditional political theory often fails to account for:
a) Constitutional frameworks
b) Complexities of modern political dynamics
c) Legal codes
d) Historical revolutions
4. Modern political scientists adopt approaches from:
a) Only law and constitutional studies
b) Ancient philosophy
c) Sociology and psychology
d) Engineering and architecture