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Comparative Analysis in African Politics

2019
Abstract Comparison in the social sciences is a principal tool for sharpening our ability to describe reality. It is helpful in understanding the politics of African countries. Different comparative methods help to trace the origin and links to what has transpired in the field of comparative politics at large and with respect to the ...
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Comparative Analysis of Political Thinking

2018
Political thinking is a general, indirect understanding of political affairs, realized by means of languages, representations, or actions. Therefore, compared with the general political understanding, political thinking is based on a large number of perceptual materials, which reflects the common features or rules of a class of things, so, it has ...
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Exceptionalism, Political Science and the Comparative Analysis of Political Parties

Government and Opposition, 2011
AbstractFor more than four decades the analysis of party organizations in the European democracies has been completely separated from analyses of American party structures. The first part of this article examines how and why such a separation was to emerge in the aftermath of Duverger's and Epstein's path-breaking original work.
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Comparative Analysis of Political Cognition

2018
Generally speaking, any existence of political life can be included in the field of political cognition.
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Comparative politics in the context of multilevel analysis

Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft, 2010
Political science has recently adopted the multilevel system phenomenon as a new type of political system, creating a new focal point within comparative politics. This article offers an analytical approach which is rooted in comparative politics and based on four perspectives: comparative federalism, the comparison of regional associations, i.e.
Michèle Knodt, Michael Stoiber
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Comparative Analysis of Political Value

2018
From the point of view of value, freedom, equality, justice and justice constitute the basic connotation of political value. However, we do not deny that in political life there are preferences for the political system, such as democracy, the rule of law and other institutional concepts, and we still classify them into political values. From this angle,
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Trade Unionists and Politics: A Comparative Analysis

Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, 1997
The article is concerned with the political attitudes and electoral behaviour of trade union members in western Europe from 1973 to 1995. To what extent has there been a decline of ideology among European trade unionists? How different are political stances of white-collar union members compared to the traditional core blue-collar membership and to non-
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POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROTEST: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Representation, 2013
This study examines the relationship between protest activity and political institutions. The fragmentation of the party system and whether parties operate in parliamentary or presidential systems are important in shaping the political opportunity structure for civil protests.
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Political Aid: a Comparative Analysis

2001
This chapter contains a comparative analysis of the implementation of political aid by the four selected donors. It is based on a census of all projects supported within this field over a two-year period, not a sample. Therefore the analyses conducted are representative of actual policy implementation, providing information on the distribution of ...
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The Contributions of Political Psychology to Comparative Political Leadership Analysis

2012
Political leaders occupy pivotal policy and political positions in democratic nations and of no leader is this more true than the President of the United States. It is not just that the American president is the leader of what is arguably still the world’s most formidable military and economic power, but that the American presidency both reflects and ...
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