Download Goa University BA LLB-5 Years 2015 Oct 1st Semester Political Science I Question Paper

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B.A.L.L.B. (Semester- I) Examination, October 2015

POLITICAL SCIENCE - I

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Duration: 3 Hours

Total Marks: 75

Instructions: 1) Answer any Eight questions from Q. No. 1 to 12.
2) Q. No. 13 and Q. No. 14 are compulsory.
3) Students are instructed to incorporate the exact question number in the answer scripts.

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1. Discuss the debate on the Decline of Political Theory. (8 x 8=64)
2. State is a natural, necessary and universal institution. Explain the statement in the light of different elements of State.
3. Different Thinkers have given different views on the concept of Power. Explain the forms of Power.
4. Critically evaluate the Organic Theory of State.
5. The idea of Justice occupies an important place in political Theory. Define Justice and explain the kinds of Justice.

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6. There can be no State without Sovereignty. Discuss the concept and characteristics of Sovereignty.
7. Explain any three Social Movements that brought changes in the Indian society.
8. In a Democracy, the ultimate authority lies in the hands of the people. Analyse the various theories of Democracy.
9. State comprises the core of political thought. Discuss the Post- colonial and Class perspective on State.
10. Examine the nature and kinds of Rights.

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11. Equality means no discrimination in providing access and opportunities to all. Discuss the concept of Equality.
12. Citizenship denotes status of an individual as a member of Political community. Explain the different theories of Citizenship.

13. Write short notes on any TWO: (3 x 2 = 6)

1. Kinds of Authority.
2. Nature and scope of Political Theory.

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3. Factors leading to Social Change.

14. Write short notes on any TWO: (2½ x 2 = 5)

1. Anarchist Theory of State.
2. Direct and Indirect Democracy.
3. Liberty, Licence and Authority.

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