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The PhD admission interviews will be held on 06.09.2019 (Friday) and 07.09.2019 (Saturday).
The MPhil admission interviews (oral component for admission to the MPhil Programme) will be held on 08.09.2019 (Sunday) and 09.09.2019 (Monday).
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It is hereby informed that papers for Semester-I [B.A. (Hons.) Political Science and B.A. (Programme) Political Science] have been approved. The colleges are requested to follow the updated syllabi for the current semester.
The Department of Political Science invites suggestions/feedback from all stakeholders on the BA (Hons.) and BA (Prog.) syllabi prepared under UGCR-LOCF
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Seating arrangements and list of Candidates for M.Phil/ Ph.D. written test on 17.09.2019.
Time of Exam: 10 AM (17 August 2019, Saturday)
All the applicants who are appearing for the written subjective examination for M.Phil/ Ph.D are requested to bring a hard copy of your application form on 17.8.19.
This is to inform the students of MA Previous that classes have begun in both North and South Campus.
Please follow the time-table.
Department of Political Science, University of Delhi, invites you to a talk:
"Conjuring hope out of leftist melancholy: Thinking through recent scholarship on neoliberalism and the legacy of socialism"
Speaker: Dr Viren Murthy, University of Wisconsin at Madison
Chair: Achin Vanaik, Former Professor of Political Science, University of Delhi.
Date: 16th August 2019
Time: 2.30 pm
Room no. 16. Satyakam Building (2nd floor), North Campus
Comparative Political Theory Research Group
The objectives of the CPT Research Group is to (a) suggest alternative approaches and methods to the dominant paradigm of Western political theory, and (b) to bring non-Western traditions of political thought in conversation with Western traditions on issues, events and trends in contemporary politics.
CPT research group began with its first meeting on 7th April 2017. The group conducted a national UGC-CAS-SAP seminar under the aegis of the Department on ‘Democracy and Rights Discourse in India: Norms, Institutions and Practices’ on 28th and 29th of July 2017. This was followed by a talk on the theme in the Department of Philosophy by Prof. Ashok Acharya on 8th September 2017 titled “‘Engaging’ Comparative Political Theory: What is Wrong with the Rawlsian Mode?” The group plans to organize a major conference in 2019.
Convener
Coordinator
Dr Karunakar Patra
Members
Dr Kumar Rahul
Dr Chetna Sharma
Dr Simple Mohanty
Dr Silky Tyagi
Dr Tamanna Khosla
Archana Rath
Krishna Mukherjee
Ratika Gaur
Tanya Sharma
Ekta Shaikh
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