Cases in Comparative Politics
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Cases in Comparative Politics is the best-selling case book for the course because it uses a consistent framework to illustrate major concepts in comparative politics. Featuring coverage of the 13 most-taught countries, Cases combines foundational knowledge with the most ruthlessly up-to-date coverage to foster easier comparison across countries. Cover Publisher’s Notice Halftitle Title Copyright Brief Contents Contents About the Authors Preface Chapter 1: Introduction Conclusion Notes Chapter 2: United Kingdom Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in the United Kingdom Notes Chapter 3: United States Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in the United States Notes Chapter 4: France Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in France Notes Chapter 5: Germany Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in Germany Notes Chapter 6: Japan Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues In Japan Notes Chapter 7: Russia Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues In Russia Notes Chapter 8: China Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues In China Notes Chapter 9: India Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues In India Notes Chapter 10: Iran Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in Iran Notes Chapter 11: Mexico Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in Mexico Notes Chapter 12: Brazil Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in Brazil Notes Chapter 13: South Africa Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in South Africa Notes Chapter 14: Nigeria Major Geographic and Demographic Features Historical Development of the State Political Regime Political Conflict and Competition Society Political Economy Foreign Relations and the World Current Issues in Nigeria Notes Credits Index
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