Comparative political systems
By: edited by Louis J. Cantori ; John C. Bollens, consulting editor.
Publisher: Holbrook Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 449
Subjects: Comparative government.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Past and present trends and issues in comparative politics: Neumann, S. Comparative politics: a half-century appraisal. LaPalombara, J. Macrotheories and microapplications in comparative politics: a widening chasm. Lijphart, A. Comparative politics and the comparative method. Deutsch, K. W. Recent trends in research methods in political science.; title: Comparisons of total systems: Rustow, D. A. Transitions to democracy: toward a dynamic model. Tucker, R. C. On the comparative study of communism. Easton, D. An approach to the analysis of political systems. Almond, G. A. A developmental approach to political systems.; title: Political socialization and political culture: Easton, D. The theoretical relevance of political socialization. Verba, S. Comparative political culture.; title: Comparative electoral systems: Milnor, A. J. Elections and political stability.; title: Comparative interest groups: Almond, G. A. A comparative study of interest groups and the political process. Schwartz, J. J. and Keech, W. R. Group influence and the policy process in the Soviet Union.; title: Comparative political parties: King, A. Political parties in Western democracies: some skeptical reflections. Huntington, S. P. Social and institutional dynamics of one-party systems.; title: Comparative bureaucracy: Eisentadt, S. N. Bureaucracy and political development.; title: Political change: Huntington, S. P. The change to change: modernization, development, and politics.