Here is your brief note on New Syndicalism. In conclusion, to take the wind out of the sails of the syndicalist philosophy, it must be said that a general strike is unnecessary because a general election is never far off.
Brief essay on 'General Will' as expounded by Rousseau. The concept of 'General Will' is the crux of Rousseau's political philosophy and his most important contribution to political thought.
Brief notes on India’s Foreign Trade. Prior to British rule, India was famous in the world for its exportable items, which were bused on cottage and small scale industries.
Brief notes on the Programme Advisory Committee (PAC). The Guidelines of the Government of India states that every DIET will have a Programme Advisory Committee which will advise and guide the institute in the planning and conduct of its entire range of programme and activities.
Here is your brief note on Bilateralism. The national movement for independence evoked world-wide reaction in which many imperialist countries like the United States, favored independence for India.
We must bear in mind that all kinds of international relationship does not involve politics. Politics is involved only when there is a conflict between the participants.
Brief notes on the morphology of angiosperms. Angiosperms (Gr. Angeion: case; spermos: seeds) are a group of plants characterised by production of flowers and formation of seed(s) within a fruit.
Brief notes on Unity and Diversity of cells. There is a great amount of variability in cells with respect to their shape and size. They range in size (diameter) from 0.2 micron (u) to about 5.0u in bacteria to 15-2 centimetres in an ostrich egg.
Here is your brief note on cell theory. In 17th century, with the development of optical lenses and compound microscopes, the fact that the cell is the basic unit of life was established and became the foundation of the cell theory.
Here is your Brief note on the History of Plant Science. Botany is as old as mankind. Man tried to learn about plants, when he was tired of hunting for food. Once man recognized that plants could provide him both food and shelter, he preferred to settle at a place and reap the advantages of plants.