A new handbook of political science

A new handbook of political science

by Robert E. Goodin, Hans-Dieter Klingemann

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This text is a survey of developments in politics compiled by 42 political scientists worldwide, analysing progress over the past 20 years and assessing this in the context of historical trends in the field.

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    How has the landscape of global politics shifted in your own lifetime compared to the trends and progress documented by the contributors over the past twenty years?

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    Given that this handbook surveys political science through contributions from scholars worldwide, how does geographic and cultural perspective influence the way we define and study "good governance"?

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    The authors analyze both historical trends and recent developments in politics; which historical political shift do you believe is most frequently misunderstood or overlooked in modern political discourse?

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