Political Psychology indian Perspective

CONTENTS
Section 1: Conceptual and Methodological
1. Political Psychology: An Introduction
H. S. Asthana 2. Objectives of the Seminar
H. S. Asthana
3. Relationship between Psychology and Political Science A. Avasthi
4. Methods and Techniques of Political Psychology
Rajnarain
5. A Conceptual Model for Political Modernization in India
Dharam Vir
Section II: Voting Behaviour
6. Voting Behaviour in India
V. M. Sirsikar
7. Personality and Voting Behaviour
M. R. Rastogi
8. Social Psychological Correlates of Voting Behaviour
V. Agarwal
Section III: Leadership
9. Emerging Patterns of Rural Leadership
B. Kuppuswamy
10. Gandhi's Leadership: A Psychobiographical Interpretation
G D. Rastogi
11. U.P. Legislator's Preference for Party Leaders: (A Study in Q Methodology)
Vimla Agarwal and Purnima Agarwal
12. Attitude Towards Political Leader N. Mishra
13. Authoritarianism and Social Prejudice in Political VK. Kool
Section IV: Images
Se Changing Political Image of Indira Gandhi A Psychological Study V Shrivastava
Section V: Alienation and Affiliation
15. Time Perspective, Alienation and Political Affiliation
16 Modernity Western Concept and Indian Experience
A. K. Singh
Section VI: Defection
17. Risk-taking in Defecting Legislators P. Agarwal and S.C. Goel
Section VII: Groups and Parties
18. Muslim Indians and Political Minorities M. R. Khan
19. Social Psychology of Political Parties R. P. Shrivastava
Section VIII: Modal Personality
20. Explorations in Indian Modal Personality T. S. Dhapola
21. Nation Building in Singapore P. Misra
Section IX: Violence and Peace
22. World Peace - Psychological Perspective Q. Hasan
23. Personal Reflections on Acquiring Peace P. Gupta
24. Violence and Non-violence: An Attributional Analysis
S. Kanekar
Glossary
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