Political Theory - An Introduction, Based on NEP 2020 Curriculum, Updated First Edition - Pearson (Paperback, Rajeev Bhargava, Ashok Acharya)

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Imprint	Pearson
Publication Year	2024 September
Book Type	Textbook
Table of Contents	Preface to the Updated First Edition Preface to the First Edition Part I: What Is Political Theory and Why Do We Need It? – 1. What Is Political Theory? \| Rajeev Bhargava 2. Why Do We Need Political Theory? \| Rajeev Bhargava – 3. Indian Political Theory \| Rajeev Bhargava Part II: Concepts – 4. Liberty \| V. Sriranjani 5. Equality \| Ashok Acharya 6. Justice \| Krishna Menon 7. Rights \| Papiya Sengupta 8. Democracy \| Janaki Srinivasan 9. Citizenship \| Anupama Roy 10. Power \| Nivedita Menon 11. Sovereignty \| Krishna Menon 12. The State \| Swaha Das 13. Civil Society \| Mohinder Singh 14. Property \| Mohinder Singh 15. Gender \| Nivedita Menon Part III: Ideologies – 16. Liberalism \| Ashok Acharya 17. Socialism \| Sunalini Kumar 18. Nationalism \| Sunalini Kumar Part IV: Political Arguments – 19. Secularism \| Rajeev Bhargava 20. Affirmative Action \| Ashok Acharya 21. Freedom of Speech and the Question of Censorship \| Aarti Sethi The Editors and the Contributors, Index
Number of Pages	368
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Rajeev Bhargava was Professor at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), New Delhi, and has previously served as its Director (2007–2014). He is currently the founder-Director of the Centre’s Parekh Institute of Indian Thought. Ashok Acharya is Professor in the Department of Political Science, University of Delhi.

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