TYBA POLITICAL SCIENCE SYLLABUS

    

SAVITRIBAI PHULE PUNE UNIVERSITY

(Formerly University of Pune)

T.Y.B.A. Political Science Syllabus

SYLLABUS FOR TYBA POLITICAL SCIENCE (G-3)

 

POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES

 

SECTION-I

UNIT-I: -

 Ideology

a) Origin, Meaning, Definition

b) Nature and Scope

UNIT-II: -

Nationalism

a) Meaning, Definitions and Elements

b) Progressive and Reactionary

c) Internationalism

UNIT-III: -

Democratic Socialism

a) Meaning, Nature and Features

b) Achievements and Limitations

c) Types: Fabianism, Syndicalism, Guild Socialism

UNIT-IV: -

Fascism

a) Factors responsible for the rise of Fascism

b) Principles

c) Corporate State

SECTION-II

UNIT-V: -

Marxism

a) Historical Materialism

b) Theory of Surplus Value

c) Marxian State

UNIT-VI: -

 (Mahatma Jyotiba Rao Phule) Phule-Ambekarism

a) Equality

b) Religion

c) Democracy

UNIT-VII: -

Gandhism

a) Truth and Non-Violence

b) Theory of Satyagraha

c) Gram Swaraj

UNIT-VIII: -

Feminism

a) Meaning and Nature

b) Liberal Feminism

c) Feminism in India: Caste, Patriarchy, Women’s Representation

 

SYLLABUS FOR TYBA POLITICAL SCIENCE (S-3)

 

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

 

 

SECTION-I

 

UNIT-I: -

Public Administration

a) Meaning

b) Nature

c) Scope and Significance

UNIT-II: -

 New Public Administration

a) Evolution

b) Salient Features

c) Goals

UNIT - III: -

Approaches to Public Administration.

a) Traditional Approach

b) Behavioral Approach

c) System Approach

UNIT-IV: - Governance

a) Idea of Good Governance

b) E-Governance

c) Public-Private Partnership

SECTION-II

UNIT-V: - Bureaucracy

a) Meaning and Definitions

b) Administrative Reforms

UNIT-VI: - Personnel Administration

a) Recruitment

b) Training

c) Promotion

UNIT-VII: - Budget

a) Meaning and types

b) Budgetary Process in India

UNIT-VIII: - Accountability and Control 12

a) Administrative Accountability

b) Legislative Control

c) Judicial Control

 

 

                                     SYLLABUS FOR TYBA POLITICAL SCIENCE (S-4)

 

INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

 

SECTION-I:

UNIT I: -

International Politics

a) Nature and Scope

b) Theories of Idealism and Realism

UNIT II: -

Approaches to the Study of International Relations

a) Power Approach

b) Decision Making Approach

c) System Approach

UNIT III: -

Power

a) Meaning

b) Elements

c) Changing Nature of the National Power

UNIT IV: -

Balance of Power

a) Meaning and Nature

b) Characteristics

c) Changing Nature of the Balance of Power

SECTION –II

UNIT V: -

Security

a) Meaning and definition

b) Regional Security

c) Collective Security

UNIT VI: -

 Diplomacy

a) Meaning

b) Types of Diplomacy

c) Challenges to Diplomacy

UNIT VII: -

Disarmament

a) Meaning and Nature

b) Types of Disarmament

c) Issues and Challenges

UNIT VIII: -

Issues in International Politics

a) Human Rights –Its variations and Measure

b) Terrorism – Causes and Consciousness