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Book All Authors / Contributors: J Tyler Dickovick; Jonathan Eastwood Find more information about: J Tyler Dickovick Jonathan Eastwood ISBN: 9780190854867 0190854863 OCLC Number: 1031048373 Description: xxix, 655 pages : illustrations (mainly color), swatches ; 24 cm Contents: Part I: Comparative political analysis. The comparative approach: an introduction - Theories, hypotheses and
evidence - Part II: State, development, democracy and authoritarianism. State - Political economy - Development - Democracy and democratization - Authoritarian regimes and democratic breakdown - Part III: Government institutions. Constitutional and constitutional design - legislators and legislative elections - Leaders - Political parties, party systems and interest groups - Part IV: Politics, Society and
Culture. Revolutions and strife - nationalism and national identity - Race, ethnicity and gender - Ideology and religion in modern politics - Part V: The comparative-international nexus. Comparative politics and international relations - Part VI. Country profiles and cases. Brazil - China - France - Germany - India - Iran (Islamic Republic of Iran) - Japan - Mexico - Nigeria - Russia (Russia) - United Kingdom -
Usa. Replacements: J. Tyler Dickovick, Washington and Lee University, Jonathan Eastwood, and Lee Lee Do you ever wonder how transnational social movements are getting started? Or how economic development can vary so much from one country to the next? Or what the relationship could be between world religions and conflict around the world? Dickovick and Eastwood's approach to the field
integrates the discussion of theories, methods and issues to teach students how to become comparativeists - to think about, analyze and understand the big questions in our world today. Comparative politics: Integration of theories, methods and issues, third edition, is a mainstream, thematic text that uses a systematic approach and structure to convey justifiable issues in today's comparative politics.
Chapters highlight three main elements of comparative political analysis - methods, theories and evidence - that interact to shape big questions and debates in the field. In addition, this text systematically looks at questions about political economy, institutions and social change. The text uses Us and Uk political systems as a familiar starting point for students while addressing other countries in narative.
Each chapter concludes with a country case study for a truly comparative approach to [Link]. Integrate theories, methods and cases third edition J. Tyler Dickovick and Jonathan Eastwood Publish Date - July 2018 ISBN: 9780190854867 696 pages Paperback 7-1/2 x 9-1/4 inches In Stock Retail Price to Students: $104.95 An integrative approach to the relationship between major themes
and country case studies Description New to this edition Book Information ▼ Table of Contents Do you ever wonder how transnational social movements get started? Or how economic development can vary so much from one country to the next? Or what the relationship could be between world religions and conflict around the world? Dickovick and Eastwood's approach to the field integrates the
discussion of theories, methods and issues to teach students how to become comparativeists - to think about, analyze and understand the big questions in our world today. Comparative politics: Integrating theories, methods and issues, the third edition, is a mainstream, thematic text that uses a systematic approach and structure to convey conscious questions in today's comparative politics. Chapters
highlight three main elements of comparative political analysis - methods, theories and evidence - that interact to shape big questions and debates in the field. In addition, this text systematically looks at questions about political economy, institutions and social change. The text uses Us and Uk political systems as a familiar starting point for students while addressing other countries in narative. Each chapter
concludes with a country case study for a truly comparative approach to its content. New in this Edition County profiles and case studies have been thoroughly revised and updated to reflect the recent developments Expanded coverage of the growth of populist movements through global policy Revised discussions about the United States, Russia, China and North Korea The majority of figures, tables and
maps have been heavily revised or replaced Features about author(s) Reviews Features A unique structure offers the best of thematic and country-by-country approaches. Sixteen concise thematic chapters - organized around the big questions in the field - are followed by a separate section at the end of the book offering full-length profiles and case studies for twelve countries. Each chapter integrates
several standalone land case studies into Case in Context boxes; these features relate to the narrative, asking questions and pointing students to the entire case discussions in the country's profiles Thinking Comparatively sections at the end of each chapter introduce new methodological tools and help students apply theories and concepts covered in each chapter Thinking It Through questions help
students test their ability to apply comparative political theories to cases Research Prompts in each case study section help students develop comparative projects and papers J. Tyler Dickovick's Grigsby Term Associate Professor of Politics at Washington and Lee [Link] Eastwood is Laurent Boetsch Term Professor of Sociology at Washington and Lee University. Comparative policy, Third
Edition, is the best text on the market. It encourages critical thinking, promotes a practical comparativist experience, and thoroughly engages students with the major topics, debates and discussions in comparative politics. --Anastasia because-Grady, University of North Carolina, Wilmington The mix of theory, methodology and case studies introduces comparative analysis in an accessible way. My
students appreciate the readability of the text. --Cheryl Van Den Handel, Northeastern State University Table of Contents ContentSights Foreword Map of the World PART I: Comparative Political Analysis CHAPTer 1Parative Approach: An Introduction Ask Why: Research Questions in Comparative Politics Big Questions in Comparative Politics Empirical Arguments Versus Normative Arguments Solving
Intellectual Arguments Puzzles: A modern analogy concepts features of good concepts Conceptualization Operationalization Operationalization : From concepts to measures Empirical evidence facts and evidence cases and case studies Comparative method variables and comparison most similar systems DesignMost-Different-Systems DesignComparative Checking Within-Case Comparison Is the Study
of Politics a Science? The boundaries of comparative method CHAPTER 2Theories, hypotheses and evidence introduction to theories, hypotheses and theories Of theory Hypotheses How theories emerge and used types of evidence hypothesis Testing Correlational criticism: Using theory and evidence Empirical critiques: Using divergent cases Theoretical critiques: Improving theories and hypotheses
Challenges when measuring: Biases, errors and validity thinking Qualities of good analysis and argumentation Step 1: Ask good questions: Why? Step 2: Hypothesis Testing: Generate good hypotheses and test them quite step 3: Balancing argumentation: Evidence, Originality, and Meaningfulness PART II: State, Development, Democracy, and AuthoritarianismCHAPTER 3State Concepts The Modern
State Capacity Failed States State Society RelationshipTypes Properties of Modern States Bureaucracy Impersonality Sovereignty Traditional Features of StatesDefense Policing TaxationOrder, Administration, and Readability Reasons and Effects: Why Did States Emerge and Expand? Political/conflict theories Economic theories Cultural theories Diffusion theories think relatively Britain, The UK or neither?
State and nation of England and Scotland cases in contextMexico France Uk NigeriaCHAPTER 4Political Economy concepts inequality employment and inflation types of markets and states in modern economies markets and economic performance states and economic performance economic functions of modern states and economic management investments in human capital: education and health
infrastructure and other public goods welfare state functions causes and effects: Why welfare states emerge? Cultural changes Industrial capitalism Mobilization and political action International learning effects THINK RELATIVE WELFARE STATES IN THE NORDIC REGION: What can we learn and how? ISSUES IN CONTEXTUnique states United Kingdom Japan Germany CHAPTER Development
concepts Types of poverty Social outcomes and human development Gender relations and racial and ethnic identities Satisfaction and happiness Cultural development Sustainability Causes and effects: Why is development happening? Institutions: Market-State Debate, Revisited Institutions: Beyond Market-State Debate Culture and Development Civil Society, Social Capital, and Trust Religion Value
Systems Systems systems and Structures: Domestic and international domestic economic structures and class interests international economic structures and class interests Geography THINKING RELATIVELY EXPLAIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA CASES IN CONTEXT NIGERIA CHINA BRAZILCHAPTER 6Democracy and Democratization Concept Are Democracy and
Democratic Regimes Procedural (Minimal) definitions of democracy material definitions of democracy regime change and democratization types of democracy democracy direct democracy types of democratization democratic transitions democratic consolidation causes and effects: What causes democratization? Modernization culture and democracy The domestic institutions of the international system
agents and actors: The role of individuals and groups combines arguments and theories: Several reasons think relatively speaking, is American democracy a model? ISSUES IN CONTEXTBrazil China India USA CHAPTER 7Autoritarian regimes and democratic breakdown concepts and authoritarian regimes Transitions to authoritarian regimes Types of authoritarianism Totalitarian regimes Theocracies
Personalistic dictatorships Bureaucratic-authoritarian regimes Hybrid and semi-authoritarian regimes Types of transition (or non-transfer) to authoritarian authoritarian endurance democratic breakdown to Hybrid or semi-authoritarian regime causes and effects: What causes authoritarian regimes to emerge and persist? Historical institutionalist theories Poverty and inequality State weakness and failure
Political cultural theories of authoritarian endurance barriers to collective action Special causalities around hybrid and semi-authoritarian regimes think relatively why did Zimbabwe become and remain authoritarian? MATTERS IN CONTEXTIran Russia Mexico Mexico Germany France Part III: Institutions of Government Chapter 8Constitutions and Constitutional Design Concepts Constitutional Design
Types Flexible and Rigid Constitutions Separation of Powers: Judicial Review and Parliamentary Sovereignty Federalism and Unitarism FederalismUnitarism Authoritarian and Democratic Constitutions Causes and Effects: What are the Effects of Federal and Unified Constitutions? What constitutional designs support social stability? What constitutional designs support democratic rights? What
constitutional designs does the economy support? Judicial Review and Democracy What explains the similarities between the Brazilian and South African constitution? United Kingdom Iran Nigeria India USA CHAPTER 9Legislatures and Legislative Choices Concepts What lawmakers are what lawmakers DoTypes Unicameral and Bicameral legislatorsElektoric systemsDistrict SystemsProportional
Representation (PR) Mixed or HybridExecutive-legislative relationsYear and effects: What explains patterns of representation? Patterns of representation electoral systems and representation legislative decision-making and representation of executive-legislative relations and representation thinking relative representation in New Zealand and beyond cases in contextUnited Kingdom Brazil Japan Germany
USA CHAPTER 10Executives ConceptsTypes Executive Structures: Presidential and parliamentary formal forces partisan powers coalitions informal forces causes and effects: What explains executive stability? Stable and unstable regimes: Presidentialism, parliamentaryism and democracy stable and unstable leaders: Styles of presidential rule stable and unstable leaders: Patterns of parliamentary rule
thinking relative to the American and British models cases in contextFrance USA Russia China Nigeria CHAPTER 11Political parties, party systems and interest groups Concepts Political parties Party systems Interest groups TypesPolitical parties: Elite, Mass, and Catch-All Parties Party Systems : Dominant-Party, Two-Party, and Multiparty Systems : Pluralism and corporatism Causes and effects: Are
party systems popping up, and what effects do they have? Party systems and representation What factors shape party systems? How do party systems shape political results? Interest groups and representation THINK RELATIVE PARTISAN SYSTEMS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA bookshelves in contextChina Japan Germany Russia MexicoPART IV: Politics, society and cultural chatter 12Transfers and
controversyConceptionsWhat is Contention? Revolutionary and non-revolutionary contention types of social movementsTransfers rebellion and Civil Wars Terrorism Everyday Resistance Thinking of Strife: Summary Causes and Effects: Why Are Revolutions Happening? Relative deprivation Resource Mobilization and political opportunities Rational election culture or Framing Explanations think relatively
the Arab Spring of 2011CASES In contextBrazil France RussiaChina Iran CHAPTER 13Nationalism and national identity Perceptions Identity nationalism, National identity, and Nation Types Civic and ethnic nationalismJus sanguinis and law soliLimits of typologies in the study of national identity causes and effects: What causes ethno-national conflict? Primordial bonds cultural boundaries material
interests Rational calculation Social psychology thinking relatively ends ethnic and national violence cases in contextUnitert Kingdom Mexico Japan Germany Nigeria CHAPTER 14Race, ethnicity, and gender concepts Race and ethnicityGenderSexual Orientation Types Disentangling Racial and ethnicity discrimination based on race and ethnicity sex discrimination empowerment of women and minority
groups Causes and effects: What factors influence the political representation of women and minority groups? Social movement MobilizationPolitical parties based on gender or ethnicity institutions to promote women's and minority group representation thinking relatively measure gender empowerment issues in contextIran Japan Brazil Mexico India CHAPTER 15Ideology and religion in modern politics
concepts modernity and modernization ideology religion secularization, religion, religion and modern politics religious conflict types modern ideologies liberalism socialism modern forms of religion in politics Lay and religious states denominationalism causes and effects : Why does ideology remain prevalent in modern politics? Why didn't ideology (and history) end? THINKING RELATIVELY IS 21st-Century
populism an ideology? ISSUES IN CONTEXTUnigration Russia France Iran Nigeria PART V: The comparative-international NexusCHAPTER 16Comparative Politics and international relations concepts ProblemsGlobalization and Trade International institutions and integrationImmigrationEnvironment and sustainability Transnational Networks Nuclear threats and terrorism Causes and effects: What are the
main causes in international relations? Realism liberalism constructivism Marxism thinks relatively EU and levels of analysiscases in contextUnited states France Japan Iran IndiaPART VI: and casesBrazil casesBrazil Introduction 399 Historical development 401 Regime and political institutions Political culture Political economyCASE STUDIESDo global economy help or harm developing countries?
(Chapter 5) Democratic consolidation in Brazil (chapter 6) Election rules and party (I)Discipline in Brazil's Legislature (chapter 9)Brazil's landless movement (chapter 12) Gender and political representation in Brazil: Where has progress come from? (Chapter 14) China PROFILE IntroductionHISTORIC DEVELOPMENT REGIME AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS Political CULTURE POLITICAL ECONOMY
CASE STUDIESHow did China become an economic power? (Chapter 5) Is China destined for democracy? (Chapter 6) Who controls China? (Chapter 10) The Chinese Party System (Chapter 11) The Chinese Revolution (chapter 12) FrancePROFILE Introduction Historical developmentRegime and political institutionsPolitical culture Political economy case THE STATE OF FRANCE (chapter
3)Authoritarian perseverance in nineteenth century France (chapter 7)Election of the French president: What do runoffs? (Chapter 10) French Revolution (chapter 12)Religion and secularism in France (chapter 15) Globalization and culture in France (chapter 16) Germany PROFILE Introduction Historical development regime and political institutions Political cultural political economy CASE STUDIESThe
German state: Association and welfare (chapter 4)Democracy and authoritarianism in Germany (chapter 7) Institutional design: Germany's Bundestag and Bundesrat (chapter 9)Consensus-based policies in Germany (chapter 11) Ethnic boundaries of the German nation? (Chapter 13) India PROFILE Introduction Historical development regime and political institutions Political culturalPolitical economyCASE
STUDIESWhat explains India's recent growth? (Chapter 5) The success of democracy in India: What can we learn from a deviant case? (Chapter 6) Federalism and Differences in Development in India (Chapter 8) Ethnicity and political parties in India (chapter 14) India in the twenty-first century: Domestic policy, identity and security (chapter 16) Iran (Islamic Republic of Iran)PROFILE Introduction Historical
development regime and political institutionsPolitical culture Political economy CASE STUDIESDemocratic Features of Authoritarian Systems? The issue of Iran (chapter 7)Constitutional design: Theocracy in Iran (chapter 8) Iran's Islamic Revolution and the Green Revolution? (Chapter 12) Gender in post-revolutionary Iranian politics (chapter 14)Religion and politics in Iran (chapter 15)Iran and policy of
nuclear proliferation (chapter 16) JapanPROFILE Introduction Historical development regime and political institutionsPolitic culture Political economy CASE STUDIESState-Led development in Japan (chapter 4) Hybrid electoral system in the Japanese diet (chapter 9) How has Japan's dominant party won so long? (Chapter 11) Import national identity in Japan? (Chapter 13) Gender empowerment in Japan?
(Chapter 14) Resource management in Japan 16) MexicoPROFILE IntroductionHistoric DevelopmentRegime and political institutionsPolitical cultural Political economy CASE STUDIESThe Mexican state and the rule of law (chapter 3) Mexico's Perfect Dictatorship and its end (chapter 7) PRI and corporatism in Mexico (chapter 11) Industrialization, modernity and national identity in Mexico (chapter 13) Why
aren't there major ethnic parties in Mexico? (Chapter 14) Nigeria PROFILEIntroduction Historical DevelopmentRegime and political institutions 515 Political culture 515 Political economyCASE STUDIESWhat is a weak state, and can it be changed? The case of Nigeria (chapter 3) Why are natural resources sometimes a curse? The Nigerian case (Chapter 5) federalism and the United States in Nigeria:
Keeping together or tearing apart? (Chapter 8) Presidency of Nigeria: Forces and Limitations (Chapter 10)The Nigerian Civil War or the Biafran War: Nationalism and Ethno-National Conflict in a Postcolonial Society (chapter 13) Religious difference and conflict in Nigeria: Disentangling ethnicity and religion? (Chapter 15) Russia (Russia)PROFILEIntrovertityHistoriic development regime and political
institutions Political culture Political economy CASE-STUDIESOligarchy, Democracy and authoritarianism in Russia (chapter 7) Leaders of Russia: Formal and informal forces (chapter 10)Personality and party system in Russia (chapter 11) The Russian Revolution (chapter 12) Communist ideology in practice-Russia and the Soviet Union (chapter 15) UKPROFILE Introduction Historical development regime
and political institutions Political culture Political economyCASE STUDIES State of the United Kingdom (chapter 3)Political economy United Kingdom (chapter 4) No constitution? No Supreme Court? Constitutionality in the UNITED Kingdom (chapter 8) Mother of Parliament: Uk and Westminster model (chapter 9) National identity in the UK (chapter 13) Liberal ideology in the UK (chapter 15) USA
PROFILEIntroduction Historical Development Regime and political institutions Political culture Political culture Political economy CASE STUDIES Helped free markets USA get rich? Will they in the future? (Chapter 4) Is American democracy in trouble? (Chapter 6) Is judicial activism in the United States a problem? (Chapter 8) The US Congress: Dysfunctional or works by Design? (Chapter 9) The most
powerful person in the world? Checks on US presidents (chapter 10) USA and the world: A love-hate relationship? (Chapter 16) Notes Glossary References and Further Reading Credits Index Index

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