comparative government

This set of books includes over 500 articles with information on the politics and government of every country in the world, on political systems, movements, and leaders, and on human rights, wars, international organizations, and related topics.

This set of books includes over 500 articles with information on the politics and government of every country in the world, on political systems, movements, and leaders, and on human rights, wars, international organizations, and related topics.

This set of books includes over 500 articles with information on the politics and government of every country in the world, on political systems, movements, and leaders, and on human rights, wars, international organizations, and related topics.

Examines a variety of international and historical political systems, revealing how modern politics has evolved throughout the years, which systems work best, and what makes a successful political system.

Discusses the various ways of organizing power in society, explores the philosophical foundations of democracy, oligarchy, and other forms of government, and compares the governments of the United Kingdom, the United States, the Soviet Union, and Argentina.

Examines the nature of government and all governing institutions.

Describes systems of government from throughout the world, relates them to unique social and economic influences, identifies particular features common to all or most, and makes objective comparisons.