Comparative Politics: A Reader

activities administrative American analysis approach Assembly associations basic British bureaucracy cabinet candidates Communist comparative politics constitutional countries Court decisions democracy democratic dictatorship discussion Duverger economic effective election electoral system elites ernment European example executive exist fact factors Fascist federal formal France French functions German governmental group theory ideology important individual institutions interest groups Italy leaders leadership legislative legislature less majority system mass society means ment Ministers modern movements nature Nazi non-Western oligarchy opinion organization Parliament parliamentary parliamentary systems party system pattern political parties political science political scientists political systems possible presidential systems pressure groups problems proportional representation regime relations representative role rule sense social stratification Socialist Soviet stitutional stratification structure theory tion tional tive totalitarian traditional two-party system United vote voters Western York