Political Theory and Philosophy: Exploration of foundational concepts, ideologies, and ethical considerations shaping political thought.
Comparative Politics: Comparative analyses of political systems, institutions, and political behavior across different countries and regions.
International Relations: Investigation of global politics, international organizations, diplomacy, conflict, and cooperation among nations.
Public Administration and Policy: Examination of public sector management, policy analysis, and the role of government in addressing societal challenges, public law; public policy, formulation of policies and implementation, evaluation of policies, reforms; comparative public policy, foreign policy, global affairs, institution of state; sovereignty, citizenship and rights, liberty, equality, property and justice, development and changing forms of government, control over administration and public policy, international politics, government and politics in india, western political thought
Political Economy: Study of the relationship between politics and economics, including the impact of political institutions on economic policies.
Governance and Public Management: Research on effective governance structures, public sector innovation, and management practices for efficient service delivery.
Political Sociology: Exploration of the social dynamics and structures that influence and are influenced by political processes.
Political Behavior: Analysis of individual and collective political behavior, including voting patterns, public opinion, and political participation, Political methodology
Environmental Politics: Investigation of the political aspects of environmental issues, sustainability, and global efforts to address climate change.
