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Course Title: Foundation of Political Obligation

This comprehensive course explores the conceptual foundations of political obligation, delving into key ideas like Power, Authority, and Legitimacy.
Students will learn to analyze how these concepts function within real political systems, understand theories of punishment, and explore the philosophical and constitutional basis of the Right to Resistance.

💡 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Meaning and significance of Power, Authority, and Legitimacy in political systems
✅ Theories and debates on Political Obligation and Right to Resistance
✅ Philosophical and practical perspectives on Punishment
✅ Comparative study of Political Ideologies and their influence on the Indian Constitution
✅ Role of Political Parties and Interest Groups in shaping democracy
✅ Understanding Decentralisation in India — Rural and Urban Governance models

📚 Course Outcomes:
After completing this course, you’ll be able to:

Recognize the functioning of power and legitimacy in political institutions

Evaluate key thinkers’ views on political obligation and resistance

Critically analyze ideologies influencing the Constitution of India

Comprehend decentralization in Indian democracy at the grassroots level

🎓 Who Should Watch:

Political Science students

UPSC & Civil Services aspirants

Political Philosophy enthusiasts

Teachers and researchers in Political Theory

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