About ICGP

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 – Why Study Comparative Politics
Chapter 2 – How to Study Comparative Politics – Using Comparative Methods
Chapter 3 – States and Regimes
Chapter 4 – Democracies and Democratization
Chapter 5 – Non-democracies and Democratic Backsliding
Chapter 6 – Political Identity – Culture, Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
Chapter 7 – Political Identity – Nationalism, Religion, and Class
Chapter 8 – Political Economy
Chapter 9 – Collective Action and Social Movements
Chapter 10 – Comparative Public Opinion
Chapter 11 – Political Violence
Chapter 12 – Challenges and Questions in Comparative Politics