The Oxford handbook of comparative politics 

 - New York :  Oxford University,  2007 
 - 1021 p. 
 - The Oxford handbooks of political science .
<br/><br/> Part I. Introduction   1. Introduction - Carles Boix & Susan C. Stokes   Part II. Theory an d methodology   2. Multicausality, context-conditionally, and endogeneity - Robert J. Franzese, Jr.   3. Historical enquiry and comparative politics - James Mahoney and Celso M. Villegas   4. The case study: what it is and what it does - John Gerring   5. Field research - Elisabeth Jean Wood   6. Is the science of comparative politics possible? - Adam Przeworski   7. From case studies to social science: a strategy for political research - Robert H. Bates   8. Collective action theory - Elinor Ostrom   Part III. States and state formation political consent   9. War, trade, and state formation - Hendrik Spruyt   10. Compliance, consent, and legitimacy - Russell Hardin   11. National identity - Liah Greenfeld and Jonathan Eastwood   12. Ethnicity and ethnic conflict - Ashutosh Varshney   Part IV. Political regimes and transitions   13. Mass beliefs and democratic institutions - Christian Welzel and Ronald Inglehart   14. What causes democratization? - Barbara Geddes   15. Democracy and civic culture - Filippo Sabetti   16. Dictatorship: analytical approaches - Ronald Wintrobe   Part V. Political instability, political conflict   17. Rethinking revolutions: a neo-tocquevillian perspective - Steven Pincus   18. Civil Wars - Stathis N. Kalyvas   19. Contentious politics and social movements - Sidney Tarrow and Charles Tilly   20. Mechanisms of globalized protest movements - Mark I. Lichbach and Helma G. E. de Vries   Part VI. Mass political mobilization   21. The emergence of parties and party systems - Carles Boix   22. Party systems - Herbert Kitschelt   23. Voters and parties - Anne Wren & Kenneth M. Mcelwain   24. Parties and voters in emerging democracies - Frances Hagopian   25. Political clientelism - Susan C. Stokes   26. Political activism: new challenges, new opportunities - Pippa Norris   Part VII. Processing political demands   27. Aggregating and representing political preferences - G. Bingham Powell, JR.   28. Electoral systems - Rein Taagepera   29. Separation of powers - David Samuels  30. Comparative Judicial Politics - John Ferejohn, Frances Rosenbluth, and Charles Shipan   31. Federalism - Pablo Beramendi   32. Coalition theory and government formation - Kaare Strom and Benjamin Nyblade   Part VIII. Governance in comparative perspective   33. Comparative studies of the economy and the vote - Raymond M. Duch   34. Context-conditional political budget cycles - James E. Alt and Shanna S. Rose   35. The welfare state in global perspective - Matthew E. Carnes and Isabela Mares   36. The Poor Performance of Poor Democracies - Philip Keefer   37. Accountability and the survival of governments - Jose Maria Maravall   38. Economic transformation and comparative politics - Timothy Frye   
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780199566020 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Ciência Política<br/>Governança<br/>Democracia<br/>Conflito<br/>Política <br/>Pesquisa<br/>Clientelismo<br/>Estudo de Caso<br/>Participação Política<br/>Sistema Eleitoral<br/>Manual