(a) Civil Disobedience (b) Political Violence (250 words)
a) Civil Disobedience: Civil disobedience is a method of non-violent protest that holds a prominent place in the history of […]
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POLITICAL THEORY
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(a) Concept of Authority (b) Legitimation
Concept of Authority Authority is the power or right to give orders and have them obeyed. It is based on
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(a) Popular Sovereignty (b) Civil Society
(a) Popular Sovereignty Popular sovereignty is the idea that the ultimate source of political authority is the people. It is
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(a) Nature of citizenship (b) Party as Vanguard of the Proletariat (V. I. Lenin)
a) Nature of Citizenship: Citizenship is a complex concept with many different dimensions. It can be defined as the legal
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(a) Needs, Rights, and Deserts (b) Types of Duties
Needs, Rights, and Deserts Needs are the basic things that people require to live a healthy and fulfilling life. They
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What is social equality? Explain.(650 words)
Social equality is a fundamental concept that underpins the principles of justice, fairness, and inclusivity in a society. It revolves
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Elaborate upon some recent debates on liberty.(750 words)
The concept of liberty, which lies at the heart of democratic societies, has sparked a series of recent debates, both
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Discuss the nature of rights. (700 words)
Rights, whether civil, political, social, or economic, are fundamental concepts in political theory and the foundation of modern democratic societies.
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Examine the justifications for democracy.(800 words)
Democracy, as a system of governance, has been widely celebrated for its principles of political equality, representation, and popular sovereignty.
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Write a note on contemporary political theory. (500 words)
Contemporary political theory is a diverse field that draws on a variety of traditions, including classical political theory, modern political