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    This document appears to be an exam for a political science course assessing political ideas and ideologies. It contains 3 sections with multiple choice and short answer questions. Section I has 2 questions worth 20 marks each requiring 500 word responses. Section II has 4 questions worth 12 marks each requiring 250 word responses. Section III has 2 questions worth 6 marks each requiring 100 word responses. The questions cover topics such as political theory, liberalism and Marxism, systems of domination, secularism in India, Roman political traditions, Buddhist state origins, sovereignty, critiques of Weber, positive and negative liberty, democracy and public opinion, fascism, affirmative action, Aristotle's citizenship, Athenian democracy, and Marx's class struggle theory.

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    This document appears to be an exam for a political science course assessing political ideas and ideologies. It contains 3 sections with multiple choice and short answer questions. Section I has 2 questions worth 20 marks each requiring 500 word responses. Section II has 4 questions worth 12 marks each requiring 250 word responses. Section III has 2 questions worth 6 marks each requiring 100 word responses. The questions cover topics such as political theory, liberalism and Marxism, systems of domination, secularism in India, Roman political traditions, Buddhist state origins, sovereignty, critiques of Weber, positive and negative liberty, democracy and public opinion, fascism, affirmative action, Aristotle's citizenship, Athenian democracy, and Marx's class struggle theory.

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    EPS-11

    BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMME


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    Term-End Examination
    June, 2012
    ELECTIVE COURSE : POLITICAL SCIENCE
    EPS-11 : POLITICAL IDEAS AND
    IDEOLOGIES
    Time : 3 hours

    Maximum Marks : 100


    (Weightage 70%)

    Note : Section - I Any two questions to he answered.


    Section - II Any four questions to be answered.
    Section - III Any two questions to be answered.
    SECTION-1
    Answer any two of the following questions in about
    500 words. Each question carries 20 marks.
    2x20=40
    1.

    Why do we study Political Theory ? Discuss.

    2.

    Describe Western Liberal-Marxist traditions.

    3.

    What types of 'systems of domination' have been


    identified by Max Weber ?

    4.

    Examine the historical sociology of the need for


    secularism in India.

    EPS-11

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    SECTION-II
    Answer any four of the following questions in about
    250 words each. Each question carries 12 marks.
    4x1248
    5.

    Describe the achievements of Roman Political


    Traditions.

    6.

    Examine the Buddhist theory of the origin of the


    state.

    7.

    Describe the key characteristics of sovereignty.

    8.

    Write a note on David Beetham's critique of Max


    Weber.

    9.

    Distinguish between positive and negative


    conceptions of liberty.

    10.

    What role does public opinion play in the working


    of democracy ?

    11.

    What ideological strands contributed to the


    growth of fascism ?

    12.

    Examine the merit argument against affirmative


    action.

    EPS-11

    SECTION-III
    Answer any two of the following in about 100 words each.
    2x6--.12
    Each part carries 6 marks.
    13.

    Write a brief note on Aristotle's views on


    Citizenship.

    14.

    What was Athenian Democracy ? Comment.

    15.

    Describe in brief Right to the Development.

    16.

    Write a note on Marx's theory of class struggle.

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