Comparative Government and Politics
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
This new edition contains new chapters on politics and society, linking society and government, government itself and public policy.
Shaun Breslin focuses on politics and international studies. His work examines complex political and economic systems and the dynamics of international relations. Through his analyses, he offers a deeper insight into global challenges and their solutions. His academic approach enriches the reader's understanding of the contemporary world.


This new edition contains new chapters on politics and society, linking society and government, government itself and public policy.
Exploring the dynamics of Chinese power, this study delves into its influence on the international order through extensive Chinese-language discussions. It highlights the roles of various actors in shaping China's international strategies and offers insights into the evolving perceptions of China's global impact. By challenging existing assumptions, the book prompts scholars and policymakers to reconsider their approaches to engaging with China, emphasizing how foundational beliefs shape inquiries and interpretations of evidence.