OLSERICES WANjEK «RRR DETACHABLE trite feara cat arachitr aera (ewan) POLITICAL SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (Paper II) Frere ara : cfr woe RET 36 : 250 Time Allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 250 war-wa areal fate arqeet wee SF ae freafertirs fagait at gear areas we : Be re wer SH ST ava H fairs & cen fered ait sito ari Hw ee S| waitan a ga ora wet hae BE eT ET 1 atte 5 stra & cer at weit HB wee ae 8 am-B-aT UM WET GAARA we aR dif | wees wer /are 3 fig Frere slog wee aT fe Te E | wet & see set fig area 4 fra on safe, format sete as yaaa H far war 2, otk 3a ATER oT ETB Geta WH-AE-seK (a.aiu,) often & aye we Pigs era ox fie ora caren | snfrger rer & sities aa fret area H fra ame gee ae AE cies aT FAST | ett Ht og ain, sel irate @, Fa ora aTfeT | Beet & wart At orn wea A aTeGh | sift ea See a wet see wt A AAT A Tet cafe Barer a en BY | er—ae-saR gfe Hare aS ae SNE ye araAT yw Ba ay a: IE 1 QUESTION PAPER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS Please read each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions : There are EIGHT questions divided in TWO SECTIONS and printed both in HINDI and in ENGLISH. Candidate has to attempt FIVE questions in all. Question Nos. 1 and 5 are compulsory and out of the remaining, THREE are to be attempted choosing at least ONE question from each Section. The number of marks carried by a question/part is indicated against it, Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which must be stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in the space provided. No marks will be given for answers written in a medium other than the authorized one. Word limit in questions, wherever specified, should be adhered to. Attempts of questions shall be counted in sequential order. Unless struck off, attempt of a Question shall be counted even if attempted partly. Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off. 1 CRNA-S-POLI1.) 1.(b) 1.) L@ 1.) 2.(a) 2.(b) 2.) 3.(a) 3.(b) TS ‘A’ SECTION ‘A’ Preafatad 8 eter ar aT 150 weet H ae Sifare | ‘Answer the following in about 150 words each : 10x5=50 orth fart 3 sree H garter wort A Her dansit ar Pear AC | Discuss the main limitations of the comparative method to the study of Political Science. 10 edie 3 2k Hi Prarastia oat at fea ae A yer Hiatt a aT eu Ie ET e 7 What are the main challenges faced by the developing countries in the era of globalisation ? 10 sieehdia cochft 3 snare 3 alan ca rardardt gfestett & ata A arash aT faraa Ae | Discuss the commonalities between the Marxist and Realist approach to the study of International Politics. 10 fea & fort deat seRt A ate sare FRE Veh | eet a Bipolar structure of the world is more stable than the multipolar one. Comment. 10 cada fea war a: frets daar @ | feet aE | ‘National Interest is an essentially contested concept. Comment. 10 “gardh acta Boos wear Bat A atten at wear fear H ati feat & ? How has the electoral democracy augmented the participation of people in the democratic process ? 20 frarenta aarat H aacifie wie a aaa er se A artis seigterat A ya ar faaae Fhe | Discuss the role of social movements in strengthening the democratic processes in developing societies. 15 age sare caer a aia APH | ea fea Gene ar ae AA | Describe the composition of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Discuss its voluntary jurisdiction. 15 arraret Sta TORT (ef arr ah) ar UIT ake Be Haga aT Oren TA AAET ux gee fitter ar aretrarareres faaaa ASA | Critically examine the rise of People’s Republic of China (PRC) as a great power and its implications on Asian Political order. 20 anaes geen & Sante aravit At fase SHA | Discuss the conceptual dimensions of collective security. 15 CRNA-S-POLI 23.(c) 4.(a) 4.(b) 4.(c) 5.(a) 5.(b) 5.(c) 5.(d) aarti sndeag a are ae tq afer aftead A wadleneaa A faa fsa | Discuss the efficacy of global conventions to combat international terrorism. 15 frarestier ua fafa Bait & ate seq o ah Face Tar arat H aera ade & ait A Wear wa awa at 1 Identify and evaluate the reasons for deadlock in the WTO negotiations on fisheries between the developing and developed countries. 20 sre fea Fait a ae setter gfifera axa Bq aarfarét sara za @ 7 ‘What is the realist prescription to the States to ensure their survival in an anarchical world ? 15 edl-gia dae Fata da (£4) Hacer i A sat sect Kw ah wer wat @ | oh ae | Russian-Ukraine crisis has cast a dark shadow on the energy needs of the member states of the European Union (EU). Comment. 15 GS ‘B’ SECTION ‘B’ Frafefan 4 8 ete a aT 150 weet Hoa AA | Answer the following in about 150 words each : 10*5=50 saifrget are safeeica area & fear aif A srerefiren & 1 feoreht aE 1 Peaceful co-existence remains the comerstone of India’s foreign policy. Comment. 10 ‘afer Ofer & ager Bait B ats ares snfties eae a wart Bq Sarat wa ae ar aA ase | Discuss the ways and means to realise greater economic co-operation among the Member States of South Asia. 10 ae wa areren & dia ‘aea-aedi’ agit &g snares seat A Raa A 1 Discuss the steps required to realise ‘hydro-co-operation’ between India and Bangladesh. 10 ara -sifter & arate dat & ferq afrardt faa wat wear aaah (Ste aT) Feet Ht aren se | Explain the significance of Basic Exchange and Co-operation Agreement (BECA) for Indo-US strategic relations. 10 3 CRNA-S-POLI5.(€) 6.(a) 6.(0) 7.(a) 7.() 1.0) 8.(a) 8.(b) 8.0) sara Aes er 3 af bg eres aes ara ar PT AR | Discuss the role of public diplomacy in the enhancement of India’s global standing. 10 Apter Be acta ga Hi edie areca snes rae (wr arg € sit) Bq Hi A fA ar fara faa | Discuss the relevance of the demand for New International Economic Order (NIEO) in the present era of globalisation. 20 afta gq & arg wea A Ata fe B was va H oad & fare seer aA AT AT arate Fete FAT | Critically examine the major factors responsible for a tumaround in the trajectory of India’s foreign policy in the post-cold war period. 15 area & VET HAR GA (TA) RS FSR Fe are A sal ae | Discuss the reasons behind India’s refusal to sign the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT). 15 ara—arare & artes Ua Afr afin & yet Hes FATS? What are the main drivers of India-Japan Strategic and Global Partnership? 20 ana A Sea BK “ge Ee’ afer San Fafa E 2 What are the implications of ‘Look-East’ Policy on the north-eastern region of India ? 15 saa 3 agen Te Re hve Here aera & GA a afar Ser aA ara Sa aE | Explain the factors which justify India’s claim for a permanent seat at the UN security council. 15 saea-saeraet ar Aver ede far ware Boa A fee aif afeat At area ufafira axat @ ? How does India-Israel bilateral ties reflect the autonomy of India’s foreign policy choices ? 20 sana & ak i Ba H karph eer oR yaaa & chore a feae AA | Discuss the Consequences of illegal cross-border migration in India’s north-eastern region. 15 ceaftedt waved Hi adie faxa-oraer & ak H area & shear A fees Fifa | Discuss India’s vision of a New World order in the 21st century. 15 CRNA-S-POLI 4