Comparative Politics 5e Student Resources

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Introduction Flashcard Glossary

Chapter 1 Flashcard Glossary

The relevance of comparative politics, Bo Rothstein

Chapter 2 Flashcard Glossary

Approaches in comparative politics, B. Guy Peters

Chapter 3 Flashcard Glossary

Comparative research methods, Hans Keman and Paul Pennings

Chapter 4 Flashcard Glossary

The nation-state, Gianfranco Poggi

Chapter 5 Flashcard Glossary

Democracies, Aníbal Pérez-Liñán

Chapter 6 Flashcard Glossary

Authoritarian regimes, Natasha Ezrow

Chapter 7 Flashcard Glossary

Legislatures, Amie Kreppel

Chapter 8 Flashcard Glossary

Governments and bureaucracies, Wolfgang C. Müller

Chapter 9 Flashcard Glossary

Constitutions and courts, Alec Stone Sweet

Chapter 10 Flashcard Glossary

Elections and referendums, Michael Gallagher

Chapter 12 Flashcard Glossary

Political parties, Richard S. Katz

Chapter 13 Flashcard Glossary

Party systems, Daniele Caramani

Chapter 14 Flashcard Glossary

Interest groups, Roland Erne

Chapter 15 Flashcard Glossary

Regions and Ethnicity, James Bickerton and Alain-G. Gagnon

Chapter 17 Flashcard Glossary

Political culture, Christian Welzel and Ronald Inglehart

Chapter 18 Flashcard Glossary

Political participation, Herbert Kitschelt and Philipp Rehm

Chapter 19 Flashcard Glossary

Political communication, Frank Esser and Barbara Pfetsch

Chapter 20 Flashcard Glossary

Policy making, Christoph Knill and Jale Tosun

Chapter 21 Flashcard Glossary

The welfare state, Kees van Kersbergen and Philip Manow

Chapter 22 Flashcard Glossary

The impact of public policies, Jørgen Goul Andersen

Chapter 23 Flashcard Glossary

The EU as a new political system, Simon Hix

Chapter 24 Flashcard Glossary

Globalization and the nation-state, Georg Sørensen

Chapter 25 Flashcard Glossary

Promoting democracy, Peter Burrell

Chapter 1 Review Questions