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Comparative politics is the systematic study of all of the world's political systems. Its focus is both the processes of politics (such as public opinion formation, interest group lobbying and political party activity) and the institutions of government (such as executives, legislatures and legal systems). All of these are viewed comparatively, in terms of how they differ, or are similar, from... Read more
Volume I: History, Theory, Context
Volume II: Western Europe and the United States: Foundations of Comparative Politics
Volume III: The Politics of Asia
Volume IV: Post-Communist Politics and Change in Russia and East/Central Europe
Volume V: Developing Nations: Latin America, the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa
Volume VI: Comparative Public Policy
Volume II: Western Europe and the United States: Foundations of Comparative Politics
Volume III: The Politics of Asia
Volume IV: Post-Communist Politics and Change in Russia and East/Central Europe
Volume V: Developing Nations: Latin America, the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa
Volume VI: Comparative Public Policy
Biography
Edited by Howard J. Wiarda
