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    The document outlines the course objectives and lectures for courses on current affairs and Pakistan affairs to prepare students for the CSS exam. The key objectives are to 1) hone students' analytical skills through 5 free introductory lectures, free practice exams after every 2 lectures, and a free mock exam at the end. 2) Provide handouts from research articles to save students' time. The course will cover topics on international relations, Pakistan history and politics, economics, security issues, and current global affairs through 28 lectures.

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    The document outlines the course objectives and lectures for courses on current affairs and Pakistan affairs to prepare students for the CSS exam. The key objectives are to 1) hone students' analytical skills through 5 free introductory lectures, free practice exams after every 2 lectures, and a free mock exam at the end. 2) Provide handouts from research articles to save students' time. The course will cover topics on international relations, Pakistan history and politics, economics, security issues, and current global affairs through 28 lectures.

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    Lecture PL Faysal Hayat - CSS2020 Qualifier - CSS Mentor

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    Arsalan Khan Ghauri
    The document outlines the course objectives and lectures for courses on current affairs and Pakistan affairs to prepare students for the CSS exam. The key objectives are to 1) hone students' analytical skills through 5 free introductory lectures, free practice exams after every 2 lectures, and a free mock exam at the end. 2) Provide handouts from research articles to save students' time. The course will cover topics on international relations, Pakistan history and politics, economics, security issues, and current global affairs through 28 lectures.

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    Course Objectives & Outcomes

    The papers of current affairs and Pakistan affairs are tricky as well as scoring. The
    aspirants usually consider these papers too difficult but if prepared well these
    papers can be very helpful in securing good marks and attempting other papers like
    English and certain optional papers. Our module of both papers is especially
    designed to hone the analytical skills of students to prepare them for unforeseen
    and inadvertent circumstances. Following are the specialties of our course:

    1. 5 Free general lectures to cover the basic concepts pertaining to CSS.


    2. Provision of hand-outs especially prepared from recommended and foreign
    research articles to save student’s time
    3. Free mock after every two lectures
    4. One free grand mock exam at the end of course completion
    5. Free of cost evaluation and consultation services for enrolled students till exam
    6. At any, if a student gets dissatisfied full repayment of fee.

    Basic International Concepts


    Free Lectures
    Lecture 1: A concise history of Europe, Balance of Power, Bolshevik Revolution,
    Colonialism, Communism and Socialism, Democracy and Democratization
    Democratic Socialism, Diplomacy World-systems Theory Working Class World-
    systems Theory Xenophobia

    Lecture 2 : Industrial revolution,Fascism , Federalism, Feminism, Global


    Governance, Global Warming, Globalization, Liberal Democracy , Liberalism,

    Neoliberalism

    Lecture 3: World 1, World War 2 and Cold War. Majoritarianism Nation State
    National Identity and Nationhood, Nationalization Nationalism Nature vs Culture

    Lecture 4: Capitalism, Marxism, Artificial Intelligence, Sectarianism Secularism


    Security State War Crime Water Crisis Welfare State Women Empowerment

    Lecture 5: A new world and Geostrategic location of Pakistan, World-systems


    Theory Working Class World-systems Theory Xenophobia
    Lecture Plan for Pakistan Affairs
    Lecture 1: Ideology of Pakistan, definition and elucidation, historical aspects:
    Muslim rule in the Sub-continent, its downfall and efforts for Renaissance.
    Movements for reforms:
    1. Shaikh Ahmad
    2. Sarhindi,
    3. Shah Waliullah,
    4. Sayyid Ahmad Shaheed,
    5. Aligarh, Deoband, Nadwah, and other educational institutions
    Lecture 2: Land and people of Pakistan - Geography, Society, Natural
    resources, Agriculture, Industry and education with reference to characteristics,
    trends and problems.

    Free Lecture 1: A concise history of Europe, Balance of Power, Bolshevik


    Revolution, Colonialism, Communism and Socialism, Democracy and
    Democratization Democratic Socialism, Diplomacy World-systems Theory
    Working Class World-systems Theory Xenophobia
    Lecture 3: Major political developments after 1857, All India Muslim League,
    Major developments from 1910-1920, Major events from 1920 to 1947.
    Lecture 4: Post 1947 developments till 1962, the era of uncertainties,i.e Political
    Evolution Since 1971to till 2000, Evolution of Democratic System in Pakistan.
    Lecture 5: The Recent Constitutional and Legal Debates, the Latest
    Constitutional, Amendments and Important Legislation, Legal Cases and the Role
    of Higher Courts.

    Free Lecture 2: Industrial revolution,Fascism , Federalism, Feminism,


    Global Governance, Global Warming, Globalization, Liberal Democracy ,
    Liberalism, Neoliberalism

    Lecture 6: Civil-Military Relations in Pakistan


    Lecture 7: Changing Security Dynamics for Pakistan: Challenges to National
    Security of Pakistan, Proxy Wars: Role of External Elements, Non-Traditional
    Security Threats in Pakistan: Role of Non-State Actors

    Lecture 8: Pakistan and US War on Terror, Foreign Policy of Pakistan Post 9/11

    Lecture 9: Hydro Politics; Water Issues in Domestic and Regional Context


    Pakistan’s Energy Problems and their Effects

    Free Lecture 3: World 1, World War 2 and Cold war. Majoritarianism


    Nation State National Identity and Nationhood, Nationalization Nationalism
    Nature vs Culture

    Lecture 10: Pakistan’s National Interest, Challenges to Sovereignty,Ethnic Issues


    and National Integration

    Lecture 11: Pakistan’s Relations with Neighbors excluding India,Kashmir Issue,


    Pakistan and India Relations Since 1947

    Lecture 12: The war in Afghanistan since 1979 and its impact on, and challenges
    to Pakistan, in the Post 2014 era.

    Lecture 4: capitalism, Marxism, artificial intelligence, Sectarianism


    Secularism Security State War Crime Water Crisis Welfare State Women
    Empowerment

    Lecture 13: Economic Conditions of Pakistan, the Most Recent Economic


    Survey, the Previous and Current Budgets, and the Problems and Performance of
    Major Sectors of Economy.Economic Challenges in Pakistan

    Lecture 14: The Prevailing Social Problems of Pakistan and the Strategies to Deal
    with Them, Poverty, Education, Health and Sanitation

    Free Lecture 5: A new world and geostrategic location of Pakistan, World-


    systems Theory Working Class World-Systems Theory Xenophobia

    Lecture 15: Regional Economic Cooperation (SAARC, ECO, SCO) and the Role
    of Pakistan
    Lecture 16: Kashmir and Palestine Issue
    Lecture plan for Current Affair
    Lecture 17: Discussion on different books pertinent to current affairs and past

    papers analysis. Techniques to secure good marks in CSS.

    Lecture 18: Analysis of the oceanic politics and various areas of competitions,

    i.e, Middle East, south china sea and other formidable areas. A holistic analysis of

    alliances. Cooperation and Competition in Arabian Sea, Indian and Pacific Oceans.

    Lecture 19: Short introduction of all the theories of international relation to

    understand the international politics

    1. International Security

    2. International Political Economy

    3. Realism

    4. Idealism

    5. Liberalism

    6. Capitalism And Marxism

    Lecture 20: Globalization and nationalization-- complete Overview of both

    ideologies and Pros and Cons analysis


    Lecture 21: US and china Rivalry and its impacts on Pakistan

    Lecture 22: Iran and Saudi Arabia Rivalry and the politics of the Middle East

    Cooperation and Competition in Arabian Sea, Indian and Pacific Oceans.

    Lecture 23: South China Sea crisis and its implications for Pakistan

    Lecture 24: The afghan quagmire and Possible Solution and impact on region

    and Kashmir Issue

    Lecture 25: China’s BRI and CPEC politics--- role of Pakistan

    Lecture 26: Pakistan’s relations with Regional and International Organizations

    (UN, SAARC, ECO, OIC, WTO, CW)

    Lecture 27: Environment: Global Warming, Kyoto Protocol, Copenhagen

    Accord

    Lecture 28: Millennium Development Goals, Current Status,

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