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_aBhuyan, Dasarathi _9386 |
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245 | _aUnderstanding political theory and its major debates | ||
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_aNew delhi _bDPS publishing _c2022 |
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300 | _a584p. | ||
520 | _aPolitical theory is a core component in the discipline of Political Science. It helps us to equip ourselves with the analytical tools necessary to differentiate between legitimate functions of government and the arbitrary use of power. It enables the readers to move beyond the apparent truths regarding what is happening in politics. The study of political theory provides precision to our knowledge of the fundamental yet general political concepts like liberty, equality, democracy, development, human rights, justice, etc. | ||
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_aPolitical Science; Political Theory _9387 |
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