Comparative politics of the third world

By:

Green, December

Contributor(s):

Luehrmann, Laura

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Viva books; 2007Description: 538pISBN:

9788176498647

Subject(s):

International economic system

DDC classification:

320.3 GRE

Summary: This book offers just the right blend of theory and substanceto introduce students in a meaningful way to the developing -- or not developing--world. Avoiding overgeneralization on the one hand and the problems of astrictly country-by-country approach on the other, the authors consistently link concepts pertaining to history, politics, economics, andinternational relations to a set of eight case studies: the "classic"cases of Mexico, Nigeria, Iran and China, and the "alternative" casesof Peru, Zimbabwe, Turkey and Indonesia.

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This book offers just the right blend of theory and substanceto introduce students in a meaningful way to the developing -- or not developing--world. Avoiding overgeneralization on the one hand and the problems of astrictly country-by-country approach on the other, the authors consistently link concepts pertaining to history, politics, economics, andinternational relations to a set of eight case studies: the "classic"cases of Mexico, Nigeria, Iran and China, and the "alternative" casesof Peru, Zimbabwe, Turkey and Indonesia.

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