Chapters

• 1

  Lecture 1 Comparative Politics: Nature and major approaches-1

• 2

  Lecture 2 Comparative Politics: Nature and major approaches-2

• 3

  Lecture 3 Comparative Politics: Nature and major approaches-3

• 4

  Lecture 4 Comparative Politics: Nature and major approaches-4

• 5

  Lecture 5 State in Comparative Perspective-1

• 6

  Lecture 6 State in Comparative Perspective-2

• 7

  Lecture 7 Globalisation-1

• 8

  Lecture 8 Globalisation-2

• 9

  Lecture 9 Rise of Superpowers, Cold War

• 10

  Lecture 10 Cold War

• 11

  Lecture 11 Cold War, Collapse of USSR

• 12

  Lecture 12 US Hegemony

• 13

  Lecture 13 NAM

• 14

  Lecture 14 NAM (Includes Paper 2 Part B NAM)

• 15

  Lecture 15 Deterrence-1

• 16

  Lecture 16 Deterrence-2

• 17

  Lecture 17 Deterrence (India and Nuclear Question included)

• 18

  Lecture 18 National Interest

• 19

  Lecture 19 Collective Security, BOP-1

• 20

  Lecture 20 Collective Security, BOP-2

• 21

  Lecture 21 Transnational Actors

• 22

  Lecture 22 International Economic System-1

• 23

  Lecture 23 International Economic System-2

• 24

  Lecture 24 International Economic System-3

• 25

  Lecture 25 United Nations-1

• 26

  Lecture 26 United Nations-2

• 27

  Lecture 27 United Nations (Includes India and UN)

• 28

  Lecture 28 EU

• 29

  Lecture 29 ASEAN

• 30

  Lecture 30 SAARC

• 31

  Lecture 31 APEC/NAFTA

• 32

  Lecture 32 Global Concerns: Democracy

• 33

  Lecture 33 Global Concerns: Human Rights

• 34

  Lecture 34 Global Concerns: Environment

• 35

  Lecture 35 Global Concerns: Gender Justice

• 36

  Lecture 36 Global Concerns: Terrorism

• 37

  Lecture 37 Theory of IR-1

• 38

  Lecture 38 Theory of IR-2

• 39

  Lecture 39 Idealism

• 40

  Lecture 40 Realism-1

• 41

  Lecture 41 Realism-2

• 42

  Lecture 42 Feminism/Post Modernism etc

• 43

  Lecture 43 Marxist-1

• 44

  Lecture 44 Marxist-2

• 45

  Lecture 45 Functionalist

• 46

  Lecture 46 Systems Theory