Globalization and the future of comparative politics. States -- Nations and society -- Political economy -- Political violence -- Democratic regimes -- Developed democracies -- United Kingdom -- United States -- France -- Germany -- Japan -- Nondemocratic regimes -- Communism and postcommunism -- Russia -- China -- Developing countries -- India -- Iran -- Mexico -- Brazil -- South Africa -- Nigeria -- Globalization and the future of comparative politics.
Summary:
"Cases and Concepts in Comparative Politics gets students out of the text and into the real world. Through its unique applied approach that introduces the concepts in the context of real situations, along with pedagogy that encourages students to practice exploring on their own the concepts in action in country case studies, students spend more time doing the work of comparative politics and less time reading about it"-- Provided by publisher.
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