Introduction to Political Theory, BA (Programme)
Outside the topics the syllabus names
9 questions in the current-syllabus papers.
Not on the ladder: each part here asks about something the current syllabus does not name. It is listed for reference and left out of Where the marks are and the study plan.
Where it appeared one per sitting
December 2025, paper 6538not askedDecember 2025, paper 6370not askedDecember 2024, paper 2570Q3 in this paperDecember 2024, paper 2549not askedDecember 2023, paper 921Q1, Q4, Q10 in this paperDecember 2023, paper 901Q7, Q8, Q10 in this paperFebruary–March 2023, paper 3114not askedFebruary–March 2023, paper 3100not asked
Current syllabus UGCF papers, newest first
- The liberal tradition of political theory18 marksQuestion 3, December 2024, paper 2570
- The liberal and Marxist theories of politics compared18 marksQuestion 1, December 2023, paper 921
- Civil society (short note)9 marksQuestion 10 (a), December 2023, paper 921, being checked
- The idea of participatory democracy18 marksQuestion 4, December 2023, paper 921
- Civil society (short note)9 marksQuestion 10 (a), December 2023, paper 901, being checked
- The Marxist view of politics (short note)9 marksQuestion 10 (c), December 2023, paper 901
- Marshall's theory of citizenship (short note)9 marksQuestion 10 (d), December 2023, paper 901
- The Marxist theory of the state18 marksQuestion 7, December 2023, paper 901
- Is democracy helpful for economic growth?18 marksQuestion 8, December 2023, paper 901, being checked
See the whole order.Every topic of Introduction to Political Theory ranked by what it adds, with the OR choices accounted for.
Study order