Political Participation

Explain the behavioralist concept of political participation.

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Introduction The behavioralist approach to political science emerged in the mid-20th century, particularly in the United States, as a response to the traditional, institutional focus of political studies. Behavioralism emphasizes the study of actual political behavior of individuals and groups, using empirical and scientific methods. In this context, political participation is studied not just as […]

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Write short notes on the following in about 250 words each. A) The Telangana Peasant Rebellion B) Political participation

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A) The Telangana Peasant Rebellion The Telangana Peasant Rebellion (1946–1951) was one of the most significant agrarian uprisings in Indian history. It occurred in the Telangana region of the former Hyderabad State during the rule of the Nizam. The rebellion was led by the Communist Party of India (CPI) and involved thousands of peasants, mainly

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Explain the Behavioralist Concept of Political Participation

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Explain the Behavioralist Concept of Political Participation The behavioralist concept of political participation emphasizes understanding individual and group behavior in political activities by using empirical and scientific methods. It focuses on why and how people engage in political processes, such as voting, campaigning, or activism. The behavioralist approach examines psychological, social, and cultural factors influencing

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