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Issues and Methods in Comparative Politics An Introduction

By: Landman, Todd Contributor(s): Carvalho, Edzia Publication details: New York: Routledge, 2017Edition: 4th edDescription: 354pISBN: 9780415538299Subject(s): Democracy | Politics | Methodological Trade | Social RevolutionDDC classification: 320.3

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Part I : Why, how, and problems of comparison Why compare countries How to compare countries Comparing many countries Comparing few countries Single-country studies as comparison Part II : Comparing comparisons Economic development and democracy Violent political dissent and social revolution Non-violent political dissent and social movements Transitions to democracy Institutional design and democratic performance Human rights International relations and comparative politics Part III : Comparative methods and new issues Common themes and different comparisons New challenges for comparative politics

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Part I : Why, how, and problems of comparison
Why compare countries
How to compare countries
Comparing many countries
Comparing few countries
Single-country studies as comparison
Part II : Comparing comparisons
Economic development and democracy
Violent political dissent and social revolution
Non-violent political dissent and social movements
Transitions to democracy
Institutional design and democratic performance
Human rights
International relations and comparative politics
Part III : Comparative methods and new issues
Common themes and different comparisons
New challenges for comparative politics

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