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Russell J. Dalton Book order (chronological)
January 1, 1948
Russell J. Dalton is a distinguished political scientist and democratic theorist whose work delves into comparative political behavior, political parties, and social movements. His research deeply explores empirical democratic theory, examining the dynamics of political systems. Dalton's approach is analytical, seeking to understand the fundamental mechanisms that shape political conduct and societal shifts. His impact on the study of democracy is substantial, offering valuable insights into contemporary political challenges.
Pearson International Edition: Comparative Politics Today
A World View - Ninth Edition
- 800 pages
- 28 hours of reading
This text establishes a solid analytical framework for students new to comparative politics, consistently applied across twelve authoritative country cases. It introduces students to global politics and governments while emphasizing their similarities and differences. Authored by leading experts, it helps navigate the complexity of the world and identify patterns for genuine political insight. MyPoliSciLab is a key component of the program, offering tools like Explorer to enhance quantitative literacy and encourage critical thinking beyond mere opinion. The Video Series features discussions by Pearson authors and scholars on key concepts and their relevance to enduring political issues. Simulations provide an interactive opportunity for students to assume the role of political actors and apply course concepts in realistic scenarios. Before purchasing, students should verify with instructors or course syllabi to select the correct ISBN, as multiple versions of Pearson's MyLab & Mastering products exist, including customized editions for specific schools. Access codes may not be included when renting or buying from non-Pearson sellers, and used books may have previously redeemed codes. It's essential to confirm with the seller to avoid issues with access codes.