Understanding the political world : a comparative introduction to political science
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Understanding the political world : a comparative introduction to political science
Longman, c2003
6th ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 491-512) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Both students and instructors praise this best-selling introduction to political science, which offers a comprehensive and highly readable explanation of how political science helps us understand the contemporary world.
Danziger's rich, comparative perspective illuminates how politics works at the individual, group, national, and global levels. Students value its relevance to current situations, its engaging, personal writing style, and the many intriguing examples (including more than 60 boxed discussions) from every part of the world that make concepts more vivid and memorable. The numerous political cartoons, compelling photographs, maps, and analytic diagrams effectively sustain students' interest and elaborate on every major topic. Instructors appreciate the book's comprehensive coverage of key theories and concepts and the logical manner in which it explores many of the interesting questions addressed by political scientists.
目次
I. ON KNOWING THE POLITICAL WORLD.
1. Politics and Knowledge.
II. POLITICAL BEHAVIOR.
2. Political Beliefs.
3. Political Actions.
4. Influences on Beliefs and Actions.
III. POLITICAL SYSTEMS.
5. States and Nations.
6. Political Institutions I: Structures.
7. Political Institutions II: Institutional Arrangements.
8. Political Economy.
IV. POLITICAL PROCESSES.
9. Politics as a Value Allocation Process.
10. Change and Political Development.
11. Political Violence.
V. POLITICS AMONG STATES.
12. Politics Between States.
13. The More Developed Countries.
14. The Developing Countries.
15. The Transitional Developed Countries.
16. The Last Chapter: Looking Backward, Looking Forward.
Appendix: Political Analysis.
Glossary.
References.
Selected Internet Sites.
Credits.
Index.
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