.............................................................................................................................DescriptionPolitics is not only the 'Master Science' but also the 'Mother Science of Law'. Laws tend to be a reflection of a particular political structure. The legal system has to keep pace with changes in political system of the State and the pattern of that community. The State which is the central theme of political science, functions through law and thus Political Science and Law are closely related. All the legal persons such as Advocates should have the theoretical knowledge of Political Science. This might be the reason for the inclusion of 'Political Science' as a subject for the Law Degree Course. This volume is the result of an attempt to present all the relevant topics of the syllabi of Bar Council of India and different Indian Universities basing on the books referred to in the Bibliography. The author expresses his profound gratitude to the eminent authors and publishers of the books referred to. The author is also thankful to the publishers Allahabad Agency for bringing out this book in an attractive form. Suggestions from the readers for the improvement are welcome and will be gratefully acknowledged..............................................................................................................................ContentsUnit I: Political Theory and State1. Political Theory2. State, Society and Nation3. Genesis of State or Theories of Origin of State4. Theories of the Function or Activity of the State as Conceived by Different Schools of Thought5. Sphere of State ActivityUnit II: Concepts1. Sovereignty2. Law3. Rights and Duties4. Liberty5. Equality6. Property7. Justice8. Freedom9. Meaning, Definition of Liberalism10. Socialism, Utopian, Scientific and Democratic11. Concepts of Power, authority and LegitimacyUnit III: Constitution and forms of Government1. Constitution and Constitutionalism2. Traditional and Modern Classification of Governments3. Aristocratic Form of Government4. Monarchical Form of Government5. Totalitarian and Authoritarian of Dictatorial Form of Government6. Democratic Form of GovernmentUnit IV: Separation of Powers and Organs of Government1. Theory or Principle of Separation of Powers and the Concept of Checks and Balances2. Executive-An Organ of Government3. Legislature-An Organ of Government4. Judiciary-An Organ of Government5. Representation6. Political Participation and Political Parties7. Popular Control and Public OpinionUnit V: Main Currents of Indian Political Thought1. Sources and Features of Ancient Indian Political Thought2. The State in Ancient India (Classical Hindu Concept of State)3. Political Ideas of Kautilya (Statecraft of Kautilya)4. Political Ideas of Manu5. Buddhist Political Thought of Ancient India6. Islamic Concept of State in India7. Liberalism in Indian Political Thought8. Humanism in India9. Marxism in India (Marxist Thought in India)10. Gandhian Political Thought (Gandhism in India Political Thought)11. Sarvodaya in Indian Political ThoughtUnit VI: International Relations1. Foreign Policy2. International Organisation - UNOBibliography.............................................................................................................................Author DetailsDr. S.R. Myneni, M.A., M.Ed., LL.M., Ph.D., P.G. Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication, P.G. Diploma in Econometrics, P.G. Diploma in Mathematics Ekadhika in Vedic Mathematicss, Rashtra Bhasha Praveena (Hindi) Diploma in Russian Language..............................................................................................................................
There is considerable disagreement among political scientists as to whether to consider political science as a science. Again according to a group of political scientists, it belongs to the category of science.
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So it can be said that political science belongs to the category of science. Because most of the characteristics and qualities of science are present in it. If science refers to the knowledge gained through systematic observation, experience, reading, analysis, isolation of a subject, then it must be considered as science.
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Early in his career, Pye worked with other political scientists to free the field from academic constraints placed upon them by the era of Senator Joseph McCarthy.[2] In 1956, Pye joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for International Studies as a teacher in a new program, which eventually developed into a political science department, partially due to Pye's assistance. He taught political science at the M.I.T. for 35 years, particularly focusing on China and other Asian nations. M.I.T. officials said he was one of only a few scholars who studied Asian politics from a comparative standpoint, and he served as a mentor to several generations of students who went on to prominent positions in academia and government.[3] Among his Ph.D. graduate students were Richard H. Solomon and Susan Shirk, both of whom were political scientists who served in the United States government, and Richard Samuels.[4] Pye helped found the Committee on Comparatives Politics for the Social Science Research Council, along with other social scientists seeking alternative explanations for change than those offered by Marxism.[2]
Pye became one of the pioneers in the 1950s and 1960s in developing theories about the political development and modernization of Third World nations.[2][3] His primary intellectual interest was to explore the cultural differences that help explain why politics differ so greatly from one nation to another.[3] Unlike most political scientists of his day who sought universal and overarching theories, Pye focused on specific cultures, countries and people in order to create more individualized interpretations. Richard Samuels, an M.I.T. political scientist who worked with Pye, said he helped foster a new manner of thinking in post-World War II social science by "redirected political science away from rational models of political behavior and toward things that are harder to measure and understand."[2] His daughter later recalled that he once said, "only half in jest," that "political scientists are all failed novelists," meaning that "academics shared with artists the impulse to tell a story, but that statistics, studies and even firsthand fact-finding alone made an incomplete picture." [5] Pye's approach was so novel that it often drew opposite reactions and criticism, but he nevertheless came to be considered a peer of the Chinese experts of his generation, like John K. Fairbank of Harvard.[2]
Pye died on September 5, 2008 in Boston, Massachusetts at age 86. His health had gradually deteriorated after a fall the previous July, but the immediate cause of his death was pneumonia. He was survived by his wife of 63 years, the former Mary Waddill; his daughters Lyndy Pye of Northampton, Massachusetts and Virginia Pye of Richmond, Virginia; his son, Chris, of Northampton; and three grandchildren,[2] Anna Swann-Pye (one of the three musicians in folk group String of Birds),[10] and Eva and Daniel Ravenal. Separate memorial services were in Belmont, Massachusetts and at M.I.T. Charles Stewart, head of the M.I.T. political science department, said of Pye upon his death, "Lucian was a giant in the intellectual world that went well beyond our field of political science. For anyone ever called 'hero' or 'scholar' by Lucian, we must now live up to those titles he so cheerfully bestowed upon us."[3]
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