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2014 | Paper 2

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By A R Kushwaha

Section A

  1. Party System in India is neither western nor indigenous. Explain.
  2. In what respect is the new social movement new in nature? Discuss.
  3. Do you agree that the UN has failed to contain transnational terrorism? Elaborate your answer with examples.
  4. The Feminist approach to international politics is biased. Comment
  5. Ukraine crisis is a product of power politics and geo-politics. Comment
  6. Despite so many agreed areas of cooperation, innumerable institutional mechanisms and a permanent secretariat, SAARC has not taken off as a meaningful regional grouping. Discuss
  7. Critically evaluate the approaches of global south towards addressing environment concerns.
  8. Critically assess the changing nature of the concept of national security.
  9. Argue a case for UN reform in the context of changing global milieu.
  10. Whow was Mr. X in international politics? Elaborate his approach to foreign policy.
  11. Morton A Kaplan's system theory is contrary to the fundamental precepts of the system approach. Comment.
  12. How do you explain the growing importance of multinational corporation (MNCs) and civil society in contemporary international politics?
  13. What is 'global village'? Elaborate its main characteristics and also the factors that contributed to its growth.
  14. Discuss the main factors that have contributed to the gradual transformation of the world from 'Billiard Ball Model' to 'Cobweb Model'.

Section B

  1. Is India's quest for a permanent seat in the security council a possibility or just a pipedream? Elaborate with reasons.
  2. Afghanistan is a litmus test for India's ascendance as a regional and global power. Discuss
  3. EU-India relations have a long way to go before they can purposely be termed strategic. Discuss.
  4. Do you agree with the view that the USA is of late willing to treat India as a partner rather than merely a camp-follower? Give your reasons for your answer.
  5. Discuss the grounds for India's opposition to NPT.
  6. Evaluate the recent changes in Indo-Japan relations.
  7. Federal units are critical in the making of India's foreign policy. Examine this statement to the role of West Bengal vis-a-vis Bangladesh.
  8. India's policy of non-alignment has been guided by the genius of the Indian people and their interests. Explain.
  9. Analyse the drivers of the Indo-Russian relations in the Post-Cold-War era.
  10. Examine the implications of turmoil in Iraq and West Asia for India's security and foreign policy concerns
  11. Evaluate India's participation in UN peace-keeping operations over the years.
  12. The MEA is losing its importance in the making of India's foreign policy with the Parallel rise of the PMO. Explain.
  13. Some of the major changes that occurred in India's foreign policy after the Sino-India war in 1962 were within the larger framework of continuity. Discuss.
  14. In the history of foreign policy, seldom have relations between any two national blossomed as fast as they have in the case of India and Israel. Discuss.
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