REVEL for Countries and Concepts Politics, Geography, Culture -- Access Card

REVEL for Countries and Concepts: Politics, Geography, Culture is a critical examination of comparative politics and political systems. The text rejects theories of smoothly functioning systems and embraces the mistakes that countries inevitably make, taking a skeptical approach to understanding international political systems. The Thirteenth Edition stresses fundamental vocabulary and connects the material to real world examples. Understanding politics as a series of ongoing quarrels for which no good solution has been found, the material views international political systems through a dubious lens. This undeniably real examination of our political world makes REVEL for Countries and Concepts the most accurate examination of politics’ true nature.

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Michael G. Roskin is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Lycoming College.        

1. The Uses of Comparative Politics
2. Britain
3. France
4. Germany
5. Japan
6. Russia
7. China
8. India
9. Mexico
10. Brazil
11. Nigeria
12. Iran
13. Epilogue: Lessons of Eleven Countries

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