Class 12 Political Science | Contemporary World Politics Book 1 (Hindi)

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Class 12 Political Science | Contemporary World Politics Book 1

Lecture Description of this above Topic:

Lecture 1: Political Science Complete - Overview

Lecture 2: Class 12 Political Science Syllabus 2021-2022 (Full Discussion)

Lecture 3: The Cold War Era - Introduction

Lecture 4: Cuban Missile Crisis - The Cold War Era

Lecture 5: What Is the Cold War? - The Cold War Era

Lecture 6: The Emergence of Two Power Blocs - The Cold War Era

Lecture 7: Arenas of the Cold War - The Cold War Era

Lecture 8: The Cold War Timeline - The Cold War Era

Lecture 9: Challenge to Bipolarity - The Cold War Era

Lecture 10: New International Economic Order - The Cold War Era

Lecture 11: Founders Figures of NAM - The Cold War Era

Lecture 12: India and the Cold War - The Cold War Era

Lecture 13: Arms Control Treaties - The Cold War Era

Lecture 14: The End of Bipolarity - Introduction

Lecture 15: What Was the Soviet System - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 16: Leaders of the Soviet Union - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 17: Gorbachev and the Disintegration - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 18: Why Did the Soviet Union Disintegrate - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 19: Timeline of Disintegration of the Soviet Union - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 20: Consequences of Disintegration - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 21: Shock Therapy in Post Communist Regimes - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 22: Consequences of Shock Therapy - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 23: Tensions and Conflicts - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 24: India and Post Communist Countries - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 25: US Hegemony in World Politics - Introduction

Lecture 26: Ayesha, Jabu and Andrei - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 27: Beginning of the ‘New World Order’ - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 28: The Clinton Years - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 29: 9/11 and The ‘Global War on Terror’ - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 30: The Iraq Invasion - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 31: What Does Hegemony Means? - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 32: Hegemony as Hard Power - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 33: Hegemony as Structural Power - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 34: Hegemony as Soft Power - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 35: Constraints on American Power - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 36: India US Relations - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 37: How Can Hegemony Be Overcome - US Hegemony in World Politics

Lecture 38: Middle East Crisis - Afghanistan, Gulf War - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 39: CIS and the 21st Century (Arab Spring) - The End of Bipolarity

Lecture 40: Alternative Centres of Power - Introduction

Lecture 41: European Union - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 42: Timeline of European Integration - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 43: Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)

Lecture 44: The Rise of the Chinese Economy - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 45: India China Relations - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 46: Japan - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 47: South Korea - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 48: BRICS - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 49: Russia - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 50: India - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 51: Israel - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 52: Contemporary South Asia - Introduction

Lecture 53: What Is South Asia - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 54: Timeline of South Asia Since 1947 - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 55: The Military and Democracy in Pakistan - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 56: Democracy in Bangladesh - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 57: Monarchy and Democracy in Nepal - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 58: Ethnic Conflicts and Democracy in Sri Lanka - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 59: India -Pakistan Conflicts - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 60: India and Its Neighbouring Countries - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 61: Peace and Cooperation - Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 62: SAARC - Alternative Centres of Power

Lecture 63: Introduction - International Organisations

Lecture 64: Why International Organisations? -International Organisations

Lecture 65: Founding of the United Nations - International Organisations

Lecture 66: Evolution of the UN - International Organisations

Lecture 67: UN Secretaries General - International Organisations

Lecture 68: Reform of the UN After the Cold War - International Organisations

Lecture 69: The United Nations System: Principal Organs

Lecture 70: Reform of Structures & Processes -International Organisations

Lecture 71: Jurisdiction of the UN - International Organisations

Lecture 72: India and the UN Reforms - International Organisations

Lecture 73: The UN in a Unipolar World - International Organisations

Lecture 74: Transnational Organisations - International Organisations

Lecture 75: Additional Topic: UNESCO, UNICEF and ILO