An introduction to comparative government

Michael Kent Curtis · Jean Blondel

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1. Introduction: Why Study Comparative Politics and Government? I. INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACIES. 2. The Government of Great Britain. 3. The Government of France. 4. The Government of Germany. 5. The Government of Japan. 6. A Changing Europe. II. COMMUNIST AND POST-COMMUNIST SYSTEMS. 7. The Government of the Russian Federation. 8. The Government of China. III. THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES. 9. The Government of India. 10. The Government of Mexico. 11. The Government of Nigeria. 12. Conclusion.

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