01655nam a22002537a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000130007608200170008910000270010624500870013325000130022026000410023330000160027450000510029052008490034154600080119065000330119870000220123170000260125394200070127999900190128695200960130520260427161025.0260427m20252010|||||||| |||| 001 0 eng d  a9781350443921  cPK-LaUMT  a320.3bMCC-C1 aMcCormick, John91134110aComparative government and politics /cJohn McCormick, Rod Hague and Martin Harrop  a13th ed.  aLondon :bBloomsbury Academic,c2025  axxi, 503 p.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a"What are the markers of authoritarian and democratic states – and all those that fall somewhere in-between? How do principles, institutions and political processes differ from state to state? And what can we learn from political comparison on a global scale? Comparative Government and Politics offers a compelling and accessible introduction to the subject. This book will help you to understand the wide range of institutions and political cultures across the world, including: the common essential elements and levers of a state, how democratic and authoritarian regimes operate internally and on the global stage, and the relationship between a population and a polity. An essential text for courses on Comparative Politics, Comparative Government, Introduction to Politics and Introduction to Political Science."-- Provided by publisher  aEng  aComparative government991041 aHague, Rod9113421 aHarrop, Martin911343  cBK  c140644d140644  00104070a01b01d2026-04-27l0o320.3 MCC-Cp152458r2026-04-27 16:10:40w2026-04-27yBK