Comparative Government and Politics: An Introduction
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Comparative Government and Politics: An Introduction

by Rod Hague, Martin Harrop, John Mccormick

Political Science comparative politics Government
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Comparative Government and Politics: An Introduction offers a foundation for understanding government and politics through comparison. It is suited to students and readers seeking an accessible entry point into political study, with a focus on examining political systems and institutions across different national and governmental contexts.

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Comparative Government and Politics: An Introduction presents an introductory study of government and politics through a comparative perspective.

The book is designed for readers seeking a foundation in political analysis and the study of governmental systems.

Its focus on comparison provides a framework for considering similarities and differences across political contexts.

Written by Rod Hague, Martin Harrop, and John Mccormick, this title suits students and general readers beginning their study of politics.

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