Información General

• Autores: Daniele Caramani (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Oxford University Press
• Año de publicación: 2020
• Edición: 5ª
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9780198820604
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Resumen

• With unparalleled empirical material, this is the most comprehensive introduction to comparative politics written by the leading experts in the field who bring together a diverse and informed international perspective on comparative politics. Five new authors join the team for the fifth edition, bringing fresh ideas and insights to the comparative analysis the book provides.

  The new edition has been brought fully up to date with coverage of Brexit, Trump and the resurgence of Populism, and a greater focus on developing countries through a reworked Chapter 15 on Regions and Ethnicity. Furthermore, the chapter on Political Culture includes more in-depth coverage of gender and representation in the era of the #MeToo movement. Importantly, issues around migration and how different countries respond are explored in Chapter 24 on Globalization.

  An unrivalled amount of empirical material in the text and in the supporting online resources illustrates key similarities and differences of political systems in practice. The wealth of empirical data also encourages students to go beyond the 'what' of comparison to the 'how'. Combining cutting edge treatment of theories and truly global geographical coverage, this exciting textbook is essential reading for all comparative politics students.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction to comparative politics

    Daniele Caramani

    págs. 1-18

    

  • Theories and methods

    • The relevance of comparative politics

      Bo Rothstein

      págs. 21-34

      

    • Approaches in comparative politics

      B. Guy Peters

      págs. 35-49

      

    • Comparative research methods

      Paul Pennings, Hans Keman

      págs. 50-65

      

  • The historical context

    • The nation state

      Gianfranco Poggi

      págs. 69-85

      

    • Democracies

      Aníbal Pérez-Liñán

      págs. 86-102

      

    • Authoritarian regimes

      Natasha Lindstaedt

      págs. 103-116

      

  • Structures and institutions

    • Legislatures

      Amie Kreppel

      págs. 119-138

      

    • Governments and bureaucracies

      Wolfgang C. Müller

      págs. 139-158

      

    • Constitutions, rights, and judicial power

      Alec Stone Sweet

      págs. 159-177

      

    • Elections and referendums

      Michael Gallagher

      págs. 178-192

      

    • Multilevel governance

      Liesbet Hooghe, Gary Marks, Arjan H. Schakel

      págs. 193-210

      

  • Actors and processes

    • Political parties

      Richard S. Katz

      págs. 213-230

      

    • Party systems

      Daniele Caramani

      págs. 231-251

      

    • Interest Groups

      Roland Erne

      págs. 252-266

      

    • Regions

      James Bickerton, Alain G. Gagnon

      págs. 267-280

      

    • Social movements

      Dieter Rucht

      págs. 281-296

      

    • Political culture

      Christian Welzel, Ronald Inglehart

      págs. 297-317

      

    • Political participation

      Herbert Kitschelt, Philipp Rehm

      págs. 318-335

      

    • Political communication

      Frank Esser, Barbara Pfetsch

      págs. 336-358

      

  • Public policies

    • Policy -making

      Christoph Knill, Jale Tosun

      págs. 361-375

      

    • The welfare state

      Kees Van Kersbergen, Philip Manow

      págs. 376-394

      

    • The impact of public policies

      Jorgen Goul Andersen

      págs. 395-415

      

  • Beyond the nation-state

    • The EU as a new political system

      Simon Hix

      págs. 419-438

      

    • Globalization and the nation-state

      Georg Sorensen

      págs. 439-454

      

    • From supporting democracy to supporting autocracy

      Peter Burnell

      págs. 455-471