Fundamentals of Social Sciences I

Fundamentals of Social Sciences-I introduces readers to the foundational concepts, methods, and significance of social sciences. With a structured approach, the book explores key aspects of human society, behavior, history, politics, economics, and technology, providing a broad understanding of these interconnected disciplines. The book is organized into five units. Unit I lays the groundwork by defining the scope of social sciences, distinguishing them from natural sciences, and highlighting their interdisciplinary nature and diverse methods. Unit II delves into history, discussing its importance, types, and an overview of Indian history's chronology. Unit III focuses on society and social behavior, emphasizing the role of psychology in understanding interactions, thought processes, and their impact on human behavior. Unit IV introduces political economy, explaining political systems, state organs, and key economic concepts such as micro and macroeconomics, as well as economic growth and development. Unit V explores computing technology, covering its evolution, internet basics, network security, data protection, and ethical concerns, including cryptography.

Pages: 140, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing