Lisa A. Baglione
Understanding Comparative Politics - International Student Edition
An Inclusive Approach
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A fresh approach to engage students with comparative politics by focusing on components of identity as core elements in any political system.
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A fresh approach to engage students with comparative politics by focusing on components of identity as core elements in any political system.
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- Verlag: SAGE Publications Inc
- Seitenzahl: 776
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 202mm x 254mm x 39mm
- Gewicht: 1822g
- ISBN-13: 9781071942291
- ISBN-10: 1071942298
- Artikelnr.: 70146486
- Verlag: SAGE Publications Inc
- Seitenzahl: 776
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 202mm x 254mm x 39mm
- Gewicht: 1822g
- ISBN-13: 9781071942291
- ISBN-10: 1071942298
- Artikelnr.: 70146486
Dr. Lisa A. Baglione is a professor in the Department of Political Science and a member of the International Relations Program at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. Currently, Dr. Baglione also serves as the co-director of the Gender Studies Program. During her career, Dr. Baglione has conducted research in five areas, and while they are varied, she has benefited from the ways that insights from each have interwoven: negotiations between adversaries, authoritarian transformation, peacebuilding, gender in politics, and pedagogy. She has published two other books, To Agree or Not to Agree: Leadership, Bargaining, and Arms Control with University of Michigan Press and Writing a Research Paper in Political Science: A Practical Guide to Inquiry, Structure, and Methods, now in its fourth edition, with Sage.
Chapter 1: Getting Started: Inclusivity and Building a Foundation with
Concepts and Data
Chapter 2: Understanding Democracy: Definition, Institutions, Ideas, and
Norms
Chapter 3: Taking a Look at Europe
Chapter 4: Politics in the U.K.: How Did British Politics Go from Staid to
Unstable?
Chapter 5: Overview of Communism: Revolution, Political Institutions,
Political Economy and Political Culture
Chapter 6: Taking a Look: Post-Soviet States
Chapter 7: Politics in Russia: Why Is Authoritarianism So Seemingly Stable
Despite Earlier Hopes for Democratic Change?
Chapter 8: Taking a Look: East, Southeast, and South (ESEA) Asia
Chapter 9: Politics in China: How Can Such Economic Success Exist with
Political Repression?
Chapter 10: Overview of the Global South: Experiences with Globalization
Chapter 11: Taking a Look at Latin America
Chapter 12: Politics in Mexico: How Can Democratization Proceed with Such
Inequality, Corruption, and Violence?
Chapter 13: Taking a Look at the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Chapter 14: Politics in Egypt: Why & How the "Arab Spring" Became the
Egyptian Winter
Chapter 15: Taking a Look at Sub-Saharan Africa
Chapter 16: Politics in Nigeria: Why Can't the Giant of Africa Awake?
Chapter 17: Concluding Your Studies: What You've Learned from a
Data-Intensive, Interactive, Concept-Focused, and Inclusive Approach to
Comparative Politics
Concepts and Data
Chapter 2: Understanding Democracy: Definition, Institutions, Ideas, and
Norms
Chapter 3: Taking a Look at Europe
Chapter 4: Politics in the U.K.: How Did British Politics Go from Staid to
Unstable?
Chapter 5: Overview of Communism: Revolution, Political Institutions,
Political Economy and Political Culture
Chapter 6: Taking a Look: Post-Soviet States
Chapter 7: Politics in Russia: Why Is Authoritarianism So Seemingly Stable
Despite Earlier Hopes for Democratic Change?
Chapter 8: Taking a Look: East, Southeast, and South (ESEA) Asia
Chapter 9: Politics in China: How Can Such Economic Success Exist with
Political Repression?
Chapter 10: Overview of the Global South: Experiences with Globalization
Chapter 11: Taking a Look at Latin America
Chapter 12: Politics in Mexico: How Can Democratization Proceed with Such
Inequality, Corruption, and Violence?
Chapter 13: Taking a Look at the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Chapter 14: Politics in Egypt: Why & How the "Arab Spring" Became the
Egyptian Winter
Chapter 15: Taking a Look at Sub-Saharan Africa
Chapter 16: Politics in Nigeria: Why Can't the Giant of Africa Awake?
Chapter 17: Concluding Your Studies: What You've Learned from a
Data-Intensive, Interactive, Concept-Focused, and Inclusive Approach to
Comparative Politics
Chapter 1: Getting Started: Inclusivity and Building a Foundation with
Concepts and Data
Chapter 2: Understanding Democracy: Definition, Institutions, Ideas, and
Norms
Chapter 3: Taking a Look at Europe
Chapter 4: Politics in the U.K.: How Did British Politics Go from Staid to
Unstable?
Chapter 5: Overview of Communism: Revolution, Political Institutions,
Political Economy and Political Culture
Chapter 6: Taking a Look: Post-Soviet States
Chapter 7: Politics in Russia: Why Is Authoritarianism So Seemingly Stable
Despite Earlier Hopes for Democratic Change?
Chapter 8: Taking a Look: East, Southeast, and South (ESEA) Asia
Chapter 9: Politics in China: How Can Such Economic Success Exist with
Political Repression?
Chapter 10: Overview of the Global South: Experiences with Globalization
Chapter 11: Taking a Look at Latin America
Chapter 12: Politics in Mexico: How Can Democratization Proceed with Such
Inequality, Corruption, and Violence?
Chapter 13: Taking a Look at the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Chapter 14: Politics in Egypt: Why & How the "Arab Spring" Became the
Egyptian Winter
Chapter 15: Taking a Look at Sub-Saharan Africa
Chapter 16: Politics in Nigeria: Why Can't the Giant of Africa Awake?
Chapter 17: Concluding Your Studies: What You've Learned from a
Data-Intensive, Interactive, Concept-Focused, and Inclusive Approach to
Comparative Politics
Concepts and Data
Chapter 2: Understanding Democracy: Definition, Institutions, Ideas, and
Norms
Chapter 3: Taking a Look at Europe
Chapter 4: Politics in the U.K.: How Did British Politics Go from Staid to
Unstable?
Chapter 5: Overview of Communism: Revolution, Political Institutions,
Political Economy and Political Culture
Chapter 6: Taking a Look: Post-Soviet States
Chapter 7: Politics in Russia: Why Is Authoritarianism So Seemingly Stable
Despite Earlier Hopes for Democratic Change?
Chapter 8: Taking a Look: East, Southeast, and South (ESEA) Asia
Chapter 9: Politics in China: How Can Such Economic Success Exist with
Political Repression?
Chapter 10: Overview of the Global South: Experiences with Globalization
Chapter 11: Taking a Look at Latin America
Chapter 12: Politics in Mexico: How Can Democratization Proceed with Such
Inequality, Corruption, and Violence?
Chapter 13: Taking a Look at the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Chapter 14: Politics in Egypt: Why & How the "Arab Spring" Became the
Egyptian Winter
Chapter 15: Taking a Look at Sub-Saharan Africa
Chapter 16: Politics in Nigeria: Why Can't the Giant of Africa Awake?
Chapter 17: Concluding Your Studies: What You've Learned from a
Data-Intensive, Interactive, Concept-Focused, and Inclusive Approach to
Comparative Politics