Critically examine the concept of peace by distinguishing between negative and
positive peace. Discuss the relevance of peace-building processes in contemporary
times.

 Role of international organisations and NGOs in promoting peace.

Role of the state and rule of law in conflict resolution.

Challenges of sustainable resource management in India.

 Importance of access to natural resources in preventing conflicts.

Concept of quality of life and its relevance for peace.

Rural-urban divide in India and its implications for conflict.

Changing nature of family and community structures in contemporary India.

 Role of family and community in promoting peace and harmony.

Interrelationship between peace movements and other social movements.

Trace the evolution of peace movements in India and assess their impact on
society.

 Analyse the nature, causes, and patterns of inter-state and intra-state conflicts in India and Asia. Discuss the role of global and regional factors in shaping these conflicts.

 Examine the various responses to conflict confrontation, negotiation, mediation,
and conciliation. Critically evaluate their effectiveness in resolving conflicts.

 Discuss the role of economic disparities and marginalisation in generating
conflicts. Evaluate the Gandhian approach to addressing inequality in India.

Analyse the relationship between social structures such as caste and religion and the emergence of conflicts in India. How can these structures also contribute to peace-building?

 Critically examine the evolution of the idea of peace in the Indian tradition, from
scriptural teachings to the contributions of saints.

 Challenges posed by migration and dislocation in maintaining peace

 Human security and its dimensions in the global context

 Role of the United Nations in peacekeeping operations.

 Pacific settlement of disputes and its various methods.