Comparative Politics: An Introduction and New Approach

Jan‐Erik Lane · Svante Ersson

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Forword. Introduction: Art and Craft of Comparative Politics. 1. Comparative Approaches. 2. States in the World. 3. State Longevity. 4. Regimes, Constitutions and Stability. 5. State Performance. 6. Explanatory Models of State Properties. 7. Structural Models. 8. Institutional Models. 9. Actor Models. 10. Efficiency and Legitimacy. 11. Transition Models. Concluding Chapter. Appendices. References. Index.

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