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Comparative Politics: A Theoretical Framework

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I. INTRODUCTION. 1. Issues in Comparative Politics. 2. Concepts in Comparative Politics. II. SYSTEM, PROCESS, AND POLICY. 3. Political Socialization and Culture. 4. Political Recruitment and Structure. 5. Interest Groups and Interest Articulation. 6. Political Parties and Interest Aggregation. 7. Government and Policy-making. 8. Public Policy.

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