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Empirical Approach to Political Theory
Lesson 18 of 33 • 60 upvotes • 10:18mins
Shashwat Agrawal
Empirical approach to political theory is completely discussed in this lesson.
Complete Course on Political Theory
33 lessons • 6h 7m
1
Overview
3:51mins
2
What is Politics?
10:54mins
3
What is Political Theory?
13:54mins
4
Classical and Modern Political Theory
14:50mins
5
Power: Classifications
14:59mins
6
Power: Relationship with Politics
10:36mins
7
Liberalism: Principles of Classical Liberalism
14:59mins
8
Emergence of Positive Liberalism
14:22mins
9
Neo-liberalism and Critical Analysis
12:27mins
10
Marxism: Part - 1
10:57mins
11
Marxism: Part - 2
13:40mins
12
Marxism: Part - 3
10:20mins
13
Marxism: Part - 4
13:02mins
14
Conservatism
12:21mins
15
Anarchism
11:54mins
16
Normative Approach to Political Theory: Part - 1
7:58mins
17
Normative Approach to Political Theory: Part - 2
7:17mins
18
Empirical Approach to Political Theory
10:18mins
19
Relationship between Normative and Empirical Political Theory
9:39mins
20
Historical Approach to Political Theory
11:57mins
21
Feminism: Part - 1
14:34mins
22
Feminism: Part - 2
9:37mins
23
Feminism: Part - 3
11:08mins
24
Postmodernism: Part - 1
12:22mins
25
Postmodernism: Part - 2
12:22mins
26
Democracy: Introduction
11:22mins
27
Democracy: History
7:11mins
28
Procedural Democracy: Part - 1
10:58mins
29
Procedural Democracy: Part - 2
6:29mins
30
Deliberative Democracy: Part - 1
9:10mins
31
Deliberative Democracy: Part - 2
6:57mins
32
Participatory Democracy
11:17mins
33
Representative Democracy
13:20mins
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