The Study of Comparative Government and Politics

Table of contents

1. Front Cover
2. Half Title
3. Title Page
4. Copyright
5. Title Page
6. Copyright
7. PREFACE
8. CONTENTS
9. PART ONE
   1. Introduction
   2. General Methodological Problems
   3. Classification, Typology, Terminology
   4. The Configurative Approach
   5. Ancillary Fields of Study
   6. The Teaching of Comparative Government
   7. The Principles of Comparison
10. PART TWO: THE APPLICATION OF COMPARATIVE METHODS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
    1. Introduction
    2. Area Studies—An example of the Configurative Approach
    3. Institutional and Functional Comparison: General Observations
    4. Nationalised Industries
    5. Parliamentary Procedure
    6. Democratic Control of Foreign Policy
    7. Electoral Systems and Elections
    8. Political Parties
    9. Contemporary Revolutionary Movements and Revolutions
11. INDEX