This second edition of Political Theory and Organization revisits fundamental debates on politics, authority, and institutions in light of contemporary scholarship. Revised explanations, updated readings, and clearer formulations make this edition both rigorous and accessible. This edition incorporates a major new chapter on Rights and Duties, updated explanations, and revised reading lists reflecting contemporary scholarship. Overall, the book serves as a critical, accessible guide to understanding both classical and modern political ideas and organisational frameworks. Key Features: New chapter on Rights and Duties, reflecting modern debates on citizenship, governance, and global justice.Updated explanations and interpretations aligned with current scholarship and contemporary political realities.Expanded suggested readings at the end of each chapter for structured learning and deeper academic engagement.Unique focus on Indian perspectives, including the evolution of liberalism and Marxist thought in India.Dedicated analysis of Hindu and Islamic concepts of the State, presented with clarity and balance. This book is ideal for law students, law teachers, political science and public administration students.
