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How do the distinct political histories, institutions, and interests of various nations shape their modern governance and global relevance? David J. Samuels and a cohort of area studies experts utilize a questions-based framework to analyze political systems across the globe. By focusing on specific country studies, the text provides a structured methodology for students to evaluate why different nations develop unique political identities and institutional structures.
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The material presents a standard academic approach to comparative politics, emphasizing structured inquiry and regional expertise. It functions as a foundational resource for undergraduate students requiring a systematic introduction to political science research methods and global governance patterns.
Page Count:
576
Publication Date:
2012-08-29
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205855563
ISBN-13:
9780205855568
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