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| Re: JNU Hindi Medium entrance exams
Yes, you can give the JNU entrance exams in Hindi Medium, there are both Hindi and English mediums available. As per your request here I am sharing the MA Hindi question paper: 1. Write an essay on the formation of the modem Nation-State. In this regard, how do Charles Tilly's arguments differ from those of the Classical Social Contractarians? 2. Analyze the 'Eu  zone Crisis' from both the theoretical and policy perspectives.3. "Caste politics is the triumph of politics over caste." Analyze the veracity of this statement in the context of India's democratic and electoral politics. 4. Assess the relationship between the State and the market, in the context of the East Asian economic growth model. S. A recent report from a New Delhi-based think tank suggests the need for 'Nonalignment 2.0'. Evaluate the debate around this report. 6. Is class a relevant category to understand international relations ? Cite appropriate references in your answer. 7. Why are towns constantly growing both in population and in area? What are the major problems caused by urban growth? 8. What factors produce the large differences in annual precipitation throughout the world? SECTION-B ( International Politics ) 9. How do the various theoretical perspectives in international relations view of issues of human rights? 10. Is polarity merely a question of distribution of power, or something beyond it? Substantiate by citing relevant theoretical works. 11. How does the politics of identity manifest itself in international politics? 12. "The Weak See Things Differently." Write an essay on Southern theorists and perspectives on International Relations theory. 13. Outline some of the major feminist critiques of mainstream International Relations theory, citing relevant authors and materials. 14. Delineate, using relevant theoretical writings, the broad elements of liberal approaches to international politics. SECTION-C ( International Organization ( 15. What are the central elements of the realist perspective on international organization? Explain how it has evolved over time, capturing the shift from classical to structural realism. 16. In what ways was the United Nations an improvement over the League of Nations? Substantiate your answer with specific references to the differences and similarities between the two organizations. 17. Examine the continuities and changes that the United Nations has undergone as an organization after the end of the Cold War. I.S. Why are the Bretton Woods Institutions so prone to attracting criticism? Examine the various categories of reasons on the basis of which the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are criticized. 19. What is New Regionalism? Discuss with the help of examples drawn from different regional organizations. 20. Write short notes on any two of the following : (a) Current challenges faced by the European Union (b) International Atomic Energy Agency (c) Salient issues in the Doha Development' Round (d) Role of International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) in the world politics, using any one INGO as an example to substantiate your points SECTION-D ( Diplomacy and Disarmament ) 21. What is Track-II Diplomacy? Examine its role and significance in resolving intractable conflicts. Illustrate with examples. 22. Examine the significance of personality in international diplomacy. Discuss the impact of Jawaharlal Nehru in this regard. 23. Write an essay on the India-United States Civil Nuclear Deal. Examine the arguments put forward by the critics of the Deal. 24. "India has been a great proponent of Nuclear Weapon-free World." Is disarmament a feasible strategy to ensure security? 25. Elucidate Gandhian understandings of structural violence, giving examples of its presence in social, political and economic structures. 26. Write short notes on any two of the following (a) Australia Group (b) Missile Technology Control Regime (c) Nuclear Suppliers Group (d) Wassenaar Arrangement ( political Geography ) 27. Explain Friedrich Ratzel's 'Laws of Spatial Growth of States'. 28. Explain the functional approach to Political Geography as enunciated by Richard Hartshorne. 29. "The character of Maritime Boundaries has changed significantly after the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982." Critically evaluate this statement. 30. Define the Territorial Trap' as expounded by John Agnew. 31. What is critical geopolitics and what are its main tenets? 32. Write short notes on any two of the following : (a) Geostrategic Realms (b) Indian Ocean Region (c) South China Sea (d) Geopolitical Shift Rests of the questions are in the attachment, download it freely from here: For additional information please contact to the address given below: Address Jawaharlal Nehru University New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi, 110067, India +91 11 2670 4090 [MAP]https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Jawaharlal+Nehru+University++&hl=en&ll=28.5 47113,77.170351&spn=0.009047,0.015664&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=33.435463,64.160156&t=m&z=16&iwloc= A [/MAP] |