Political Science

Short note on Raja RamMohan Roy

Raja Rammohan Roy was the first Indian to advocate for the abolition of evil social customs. He strongly advocated for Western education, socio-economic reforms, freedom of the press, the emancipation of women, etc. Roy’s role in pre-independent India was like that of a pathfinder. Post-independent India remembers him as a prophet who laid the foundation

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Difference between Defensive and Offensive realism

Realism is one of the predominant theories of international relations. Realism emphasizes that the international system is anarchic, with no overarching authority to regulate interactions between sovereign states. States act to ensure their security and survival in this anarchic environment. There are debates within realism about how states pursue security and power. Defensive realism argues

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Neorealism in international relations

Neorealism emerged as an influential theory of international relations during the early 1980s. The biggest contributor to neorealism was Kenneth N. Waltz, who published the landmark book Theory of International Politics in 1979. This work gave a scientific and systematic approach to classical realist theory, which became known as structural realism or neorealism. Waltz expanded

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Aristotle’s on citizenship note

Introduction Aristotle, son of Stagira, Greece, was regarded as a great philosopher of the ancient age. He had a great contribution to political Philosophy, like classification of government, Man as a social animal, virtue and ethics in politics etc. He had also great contribution in Science. That’s why he was known as the father of

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