Comparative Politics
Written by: Geoffrey Kobstein, Mark Lichsbach
Published on 2005-09-05 by Cambridge University Press
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Now in its fully updated second edition, this has become the favorite textbook for the Introductory Undergraduate course in Comparative Politics. It presents ten country studies based on theoretical and historical foundations that show how the three main concepts of comparative analysis – interests, identities, and institutions – shape state politics. Throughout the show, countries emerge in the context of a changing global order that creates challenges for each country’s development path. These challenges often alter local interests and identities, forcing countries to find new institutional solutions to modern political problems. Written in a style free from heavy jargon and structured to address the concerns of contemporary comparators, this book provides students with the conceptual and historical background tools they need to understand the politics of our complex world.
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