This book presents essays from Comparative Politics which analyze the Third World in terms of commonally shared intra-state dynamics. It draws attention to the internal attitudinal, behavioral, and organizational problems and transitions which characterize Third World countries.
This book presents essays from Comparative Politics which analyze the Third World in terms of commonally shared intra-state dynamics. It draws attention to the internal attitudinal, behavioral, and organizational problems and transitions which characterize Third World countries.
1. Introduction and Overview: The Idea of the Third World Part I: Comparative Politics, Modernity, and Change 2. Comparative Politics and the Study of Government: The Search for Focus 3. The Change to Change: Modernization, Development, and Politics 4. The Attitudes of Modernity 5. The Problem of Identity, Selfhood, and Image in the New Nations: The Situation in Africa Part II: Politics and the Social Order 6. Political Clientelism and Development: A Preliminary Analysis 7. Participation and Efficacy: Aspects of Peasant Involvement in Political Mobilization 8. India's Urban Constituencies Part III: The Organization of Politics 9. The Politics of Predevelopment 10. The National Electoral Process and State Building: Proposals for New Methods of Election in Uganda 11. Democracy and Social Mobilization in Lebanese Politics Part IV: Politics and the Men on Horseback 12. The Praetorian State and the Praetorian Army: Toward a Taxonomy of Civil-Military Relations in Developing Polities 13. Military and Society in East Africa: Thinking Again about Praetorianism 14. A Comparative Analysis of the Political and Economic Performance of Military and Civilian Regimes: A Cross-National Aggregate Study Part V: Leadership and Public Policy 15. The Comparative Analysis of Political Leadership 16. Leaders and Structures in 'Third World' Politics: Contrasting Approaches to Legitimacy 17. Revolutionary and Managerial Elites in Modernizing Regimes 18. Political Mainsprings of Economic Planning in the New Nations: The Modernization Imperative Versus Social Mobilization
1. Introduction and Overview: The Idea of the Third World Part I: Comparative Politics, Modernity, and Change 2. Comparative Politics and the Study of Government: The Search for Focus 3. The Change to Change: Modernization, Development, and Politics 4. The Attitudes of Modernity 5. The Problem of Identity, Selfhood, and Image in the New Nations: The Situation in Africa Part II: Politics and the Social Order 6. Political Clientelism and Development: A Preliminary Analysis 7. Participation and Efficacy: Aspects of Peasant Involvement in Political Mobilization 8. India's Urban Constituencies Part III: The Organization of Politics 9. The Politics of Predevelopment 10. The National Electoral Process and State Building: Proposals for New Methods of Election in Uganda 11. Democracy and Social Mobilization in Lebanese Politics Part IV: Politics and the Men on Horseback 12. The Praetorian State and the Praetorian Army: Toward a Taxonomy of Civil-Military Relations in Developing Polities 13. Military and Society in East Africa: Thinking Again about Praetorianism 14. A Comparative Analysis of the Political and Economic Performance of Military and Civilian Regimes: A Cross-National Aggregate Study Part V: Leadership and Public Policy 15. The Comparative Analysis of Political Leadership 16. Leaders and Structures in 'Third World' Politics: Contrasting Approaches to Legitimacy 17. Revolutionary and Managerial Elites in Modernizing Regimes 18. Political Mainsprings of Economic Planning in the New Nations: The Modernization Imperative Versus Social Mobilization
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