Titlebook: Comparative Government and Politics; An Introduction Rod Hague,Martin Harrop,Shaun Breslin Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers

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The Nation-State in Three Worldsments by their formal structures alone. This is unlikely to reveal the full nature of political life in a society. For the landless peasant in Asia, it hardly matters whether the institutions of central government are controlled by a president, a parliament or a general. The daily struggles of life remain unsolved.

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Revolution, Ideology and Political Changeo be irregular. Long periods of calm are punctured by intense periods of change, the effects of which are felt for generations. This means we cannot just concentrate on the peaceful periods. To understand the political landscape of today, we must also analyse the political earthquakes of the past.

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