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COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS

School of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage1 STUDY MATERIALCOMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMSForMA POLITICAL SCIENCEPAPER-VII YEAR(2013 ADMISSION ONWARDS)UNIVERSITY OF CALICUTSCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATIONC alicut University, Malappuram,Kerala, India-673 635495 ASchool of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage2 UNIVERSITY OF CALICUTSCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATIONSTUDY SCIENCEPAPER VComparative POLITICAL SystemsII YEARP repared Professor and Department of POLITICAL scienceSree Kerala Varma College, Salin C Department of POLITICAL scienceSree KeralaVarma College, Professor and Department of POLITICAL scienceSree Kerala Varma college.

material from which the investigator by selection, comparison, and elimination may discover the ideal types and progressive forces of political history”. The contributions of some important recent writers like Samuel H.Beer, M. Hass, Bernard Ulam and Roy C. Macridis may be included in the second phase who made use of the comparative method with

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1 School of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage1 STUDY MATERIALCOMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMSForMA POLITICAL SCIENCEPAPER-VII YEAR(2013 ADMISSION ONWARDS)UNIVERSITY OF CALICUTSCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATIONC alicut University, Malappuram,Kerala, India-673 635495 ASchool of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage2 UNIVERSITY OF CALICUTSCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATIONSTUDY SCIENCEPAPER VComparative POLITICAL SystemsII YEARP repared Professor and Department of POLITICAL scienceSree Kerala Varma College, Salin C Department of POLITICAL scienceSree KeralaVarma College, Professor and Department of POLITICAL scienceSree Kerala Varma college.

2 V: COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS (The course will he discussed with reference to , , France, Russia, China and India)Layout & Settings:Computer Section, SDES chool of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage3 ReservedCONTENTSPAGESMODULE-I05-20 MODUL-II21-35 MODULE-III36-52 MODULE-IV53-66 MODULE-V67-81 MODULE-VI82-98 MODULE-VII99-114 School of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage4 Module-INature, Evolution and Scope of COMPARATIVE System-Meaning and Nature, POLITICAL Modernization, POLITICAL of COMPARATIVE Politics.

3 System Theories, Cultural Theories, Class Theories, Development and Survey on Rule Making, Rule Application and Rule Adjudication Aggregation and Party SYSTEMS - COMPARATIVE VIInterest Articulation and Interest Groups: A COMPARATIVE Analysis of Pressure VIIB ureaucracy (INDIA, USA, UK, CHINA AND FRANCE)-A COMPARATIVE AnalysisSchool of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage5 Module-IMeaning, Nature and Scope of COMPARATIVE politics Comparison is man s instinctive tendency which impels him to appraise his own conductvis-a-visthose of others.

4 He is ever keen to know how people around him live, behave and act. The study ofComparative Politics is at the heart of contemporary POLITICAL Science. COMPARATIVE Politics has,therefore become a field of growing importance in all the countries. More recently, modern SocialScience has increased our power to observe and comparesystematically empirical world of factsaround us and to subject many of these facts and processes to qualitive measurement and logical andmathematical analysis.

5 At the same time, the behavioural Sciences have given us a good deal of newand partly verified information as to how people think, feel, perceive and act individually and in agroup. Before we attempt to define COMPARATIVE Politics we should first define the term COMPARATIVE and then Politics. By Comparison, one can see patterns of activity,taken by different regimes, analyse differingideologies and processes and decision making and examine propositions about both importance ofcertain characteristics under study and the relationship between classes of data.

6 Comparison allowssystematic empirical testing of generalization used to order diverse data. By comparison one mayobserve patterns, similarities and story of the world Politics began the Polis the City state community of ancient , Aristotle and manyof their contemporaries regarded Politics as the affairs of the Polis. Politicsis, therefore, only one of the several social activities of man. The essence of it said to lie infundamental freedom of man in society to master his own fate by POLITICAL means.

7 Politics is, thus, the process through which man orders the society in which he lives according to his POLITICAL ideasabout the ends of man. The study of politics is concerned with the description and analysis of the manner in which power isobtained, exercised and controlled, the purpose of which it is used, the manner in which decision aremade and the context in which those decisions take place. Politics also means striving to share poweror striving to influence the distribution of power, eitheramong states or among groups within a may conclude by saying that politics deals with power, rule or of COMPARATIVE PoliticsComparative Politics is concerned with behaviour, institutions, processes, ideas and values presentinmore than one country.

8 It searches for those regularities and patterns, those similarities anddifferences between more than one nation state that help clarify the basic nature, working and beliefof regimes. COMPARATIVE Politics studies a broader rangeof POLITICAL activity, including governmentsand their institution as well as other forms of organization not directly related to national government;for example ,tribes, communities, associations, Unions etc. COMPARATIVE Politics, like PoliticalSchool of Distance EducationComparative POLITICAL SystemPage6science, relates both to Theory and Methods.

9 Theory refers to sets of systematically relatedgeneralizations and Method is a procedure or process that involves the techniques and tools utilized ininquiring and for examining, teaching, testing and evaluating theory . COMPARATIVE Politics is alsoconcerned with the norms, basic beliefs and values underlying POLITICAL activity. The field ofComparative Politics involves the systematic and COMPARATIVE study of nations and their practice the COMPARATIVE politics do the first, to compare means that similarities and differences aredescribed.

10 COMPARATIVE politics describes the real world and, building on these descriptions,establishes classifications and typologies. For example, we classify different types of electoralsystems. Similarities and differences are explained. Why did social revolutions take place in Franceand Russia but not in Germany and Japan? Why is there no socialist party in the US whereas theyexist in all other Western democracies? Why is electoral turnout in the US and Switzerland so muchlower than in any other democracy?


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