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Politics: Power and Authority, Stateless Societies, State and Sovereignty
Lesson 7 of 11 • 21 upvotes • 10:20mins
Antara Chakrabarty
This video starts with the institution of politics and continues to explain its parts known as power and authority. It then moves on to explain stateless societies, Functionalist and Conflict perspective of State and explains the concept of Sovereignty.
NCERT 11 Sociology (Book One) Chapter Three: Understanding Social Institutions
11 lessons • 2h 10m
1
Introduction: Social Institutions
10:00mins
2
Family: Functionalist and Conflict Perspective, Variations in Family
11:59mins
3
Family: Changing Structure and Gender Biasness
10:06mins
4
Marriage as a Social Institution: Types (Polygamy/monogamy, exogamy/endogamy)
12:32mins
5
Kinship, Work and Economic Life
12:57mins
6
Changing Working Conditions: Flexible production and Decentralisation of work
13:09mins
7
Politics: Power and Authority, Stateless Societies, State and Sovereignty
10:20mins
8
Citizenship rights (Civil, Political, Social), Nationalism and the scope of Sociology
10:43mins
9
Religion as a social institution: Durkheim and Weber
14:52mins
10
Education as a social institution
14:15mins
11
Education (conclusion), important terms and Glossary
9:13mins
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