Structural Functional Approach PART 2 I Gabriel Almond input output I LyceumwithKSC

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

System Approach in Political science/ Comparative politics - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3ubi5l_bMhlhKs

[@pratimarai244]

Thank you soo much ma'am ❤ You are saviour of every students ❤🙏🧿

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

So glad to know that. Thank you and All the best

[@tonystark5255]

Indeed mam I'm saying ....meri toh aapko bhot duayein haiii matlab koi itna aacha kaise padha skta haiii ...not buttering but please don't stop making videos ... literally I'm very grateful to you....Loads of luv ❤❤❤*infinity ♾️♾️♾️

[@RajasthaniBira3503]

Ma'am, the way of your teaching is just too good...👌 If it's possible to u, then please make more videos on ba programme 3rd semester political science units also... This can be a huge help from ur side....🙏🙇

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Sure

[@subhasmitasingh8659]

Thank you so much Mam ji 🙏❤️🙏. Happy New year 🎊 Mam.

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Happy new year

[@VamsiUppuluri]

Mam, im preparing for UPSC and your videos are absolutely helpful. But i had a doubt, in my syllabus, it was mentioned that, Comparative politics and major approaches; Political economy, political sociology perspectives; limitations of comparative method So, i had these topics in my class notes, traditional and modern approaches (systems, str-funct, political economy, developmental, cultural, modernisation, sociology) So, i will just watch those videos and Marxist approach which is important. According to your knowledge are they enough? or should i go for more approaches? i feel they're enough, but i dont know how deep is comparative politics. So syllabus mentions that major approaches, so i doubt that. pls let me know.

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

I've discussed all the major approaches in the lecture videos. There aren't other approaches under comparative politics beside the ones that have been discussed

[@VamsiUppuluri]

@@DrKomalSinghChauhan thankyou mam

[@user-dostiBaniRaheBus]

ma'am if possible make videos/shorts on neo(Taylorism,classical,behaviouralism,liberalism,positivism etc)

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Most of these topics have already been covered. You may check from Public Administration playlist.

[@rajeshgclassroom3493]

Mam kindly requesting you that tells us the best books list of authors for M.A and UGC NET 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Which subject ?

[@rajeshgclassroom3493]

@@DrKomalSinghChauhan mam political science 🙏🙏

[@shreyaaggrawal9787]

Mam i have a doubt.. What is the difference between interest aggregation and rule making function when both makes the law.. Also how far it is correct that an input function can make laws because input functions are those which put the demands. Please clear this. Thankyou

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Interest aggregation mainly collects and combines the demands, that are put into action in the form of policies and decisions through rule making, so it is a step before rule making. This approach has been criticised as vague for similar reasons. What it specifies as an input function can fall under both input and output.

[@swastiksingh3103]

which book have you referred to?

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Ignou notes & JC Johari

[@mcvicky04]

🙏🙏TQ ma'am 💗

[@DrKomalSinghChauhan]

Most welcome