Challenge of politics: an introduction to politics science

By:

Riemer, Neal

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New delhi; Sage; 2016Edition: 5th edDescription: 489ISBN:

9781506323473

Subject(s):

Politics science

DDC classification:

320 RIE

Summary: This book enables students to see how the subfields of political science converge around a set of crucial questions: can we as citizens and students articulate and defend a view of the good political life and its guiding political values? Can we bring political wisdom to bear on judgments about politics and public issues? Can we develop a science of politics to help us understand significant political phenomena—the empirical realities of politics?

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This book enables students to see how the subfields of political science converge around a set of crucial questions: can we as citizens and students articulate and defend a view of the good political life and its guiding political values? Can we bring political wisdom to bear on judgments about politics and public issues? Can we develop a science of politics to help us understand significant political phenomena—the empirical realities of politics?

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