As an introductory text in comparative study, this work begins with the assumption that students should examine a variety of perspectives and explore alternative possibilities as a means of arousing curiosity, stimulating creativity, building interest and self-motivation, and enhancing understanding of complex issues in politics and political econo
This book situates comparative politics, political economy and international relations within the context of the development of social and economic thought over the past two hundred years, with an overview of the major theories and concepts and summary of arguments and counter-arguments.
