Islam as a political force can be judged from the outside as just one of the many forces in world politics. But it can be understood and explained in its specific dynamics only from the inside, by trying to adopt the point of view of the Muslims, because its peculiarities and dynamics come out of the Muslim community. They may be partly coloured by reactions to outside events, e.g. pressure from non-Islamic countries an powers, but even as far as they constitute reactions they are Muslim reactions, emerging from inside the Muslim communities. This is why any attempt to explain and understand the present increase in the importance of Islamic politics has to start from the situation which the majority of the Muslims appear to understand as their own. This situation is characterized by recent political, and culturally incomplete liberation from the preponderance or domination of foreign powers and their way of life. The objective of the compilation is to provide readers, especially students and scholars, researchers and teachers, some clear insights into the dynamics of Islamic Resurgence and power politics.

Scholar's interest in the politics, sociology and economics of government has grown rapidly over the past few decades. Good government required good politics but things are different today. Two major problems confront all scholars of government and politics. First there is the need explain the great diversity of political institution and political behaviour in order to discern clear and coherent patterns and programmes in a rapidly changing world. The collapse of the erstwhile USSR or Soviet Union would seem to reinforce the widely prevalent view that communism and its little sister socialism are untenable axioms in a world that insists on freedom in all respects. Another set of problems is related to the emergence of new status from the European colonial empires.

Policy making is an activity in which most of us like to engage. It is a function, which has attracted much experimentation in recent years, generally with mixed results. It is an area, which, because of its obvious importance deserves considerable further developmental effort. It is one way or another, each of us has the task of helping our governments determine where they are going, that is, establishing their goals are objectives. As we do this we strive to develop policies, which might be described as we do the roads to take our countries to our goals. And whether or not we are directly involved in line operation of the implementary programmes, we have to be concerned about programme execution, which on might look upon as the vehicles traveling the policy roads we establish. The objective of the compilation is to provide readers, especially students and scholars, researchers and teachers, some clear insights into the dynamics of Major Government and Politics with an approach to policy making.

The main axis of the struggle unfolding in each liberated country is the choice of the road for further development. The principal question on the agenda of the independent states is how to put an end to age-old socio- economic backwardness and quickly surmount the barrier dividing developed and developing countries. The emergence of advanced contingents of the national and liberation movement in the persons of the countries instituting fundamental progressive reforms creates a new foundation for strengthening the alliance between socialism and the liberated status. The objective of the compilation is to provide readers, especially students and scholars, researchers and teachers, some clear insights into the dynamics of national Development and International Politics.