A comparative politics course using China, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria, Russia, and the United Kingdom to study regimes, institutions, participation, parties, elections, citizen organizations, development, and change.
A comparative politics course using China, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria, Russia, and the United Kingdom to study regimes, institutions, participation, parties, elections, citizen organizations, development, and change.
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Practice: Build a six-country regime comparison and write one evidence-based claim about legitimacy or stability.
Practice: Compare executive-legislative relations in two course countries and explain one consequence for accountability.
Practice: Analyze participation data and compare how one social cleavage shapes politics in two countries.
Practice: Explain how one electoral-system difference changes party strategy or representation in two course countries.
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