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020			_a978-0-07-352643-0
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040			_cШинэ Монгол Технологийн Дээд Сургууль
041			_aeng
082			_a320 Political science _bK-52
100			_aJoseph L. Klesner
245		0	_aComparative Politics
260			_aNY _bMcGraw-Hill _c2014
300			_a566 _cA4
490			_vComparative Politics
500			_aComparative Politics: A Global Introduction shows new students of world politics how the methods and concepts of comparative politics can lead them to ask critical questions to better understand the complex world around them. The majority of undergraduates in introductory comparative politics courses do not plan to pursue graduate education in political science nor embark upon careers as political scientists. Most hope to take part in public and perhaps international affairs as elected officials, civil servants, or engaged citizens. As such they will need to make countless decisions about public policy, including foreign policy, throughout their careers. Comparative Politics: A Global Introduction equips students to make better, more informed decisions. Central to that task are three important goals: (1) to introduce readers to the conceptual foundations of comparative politics, (2) to enhance their analytical and critical-thinking skills through an introduction to basic empirical techniques of political and social science, and (3) to promote their understanding of a wide range of countries and political leaders.
505			_tConcepts and Critical Thinking Country Studies
653			_aJoseph L. Klesner Comparative Politics Joseph L. Klesner - Comparative Politics
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