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Focusing on strong pro and con viewpoints of controversial political issues, this introduction to politics uses a debate format that encourages discussion of the issues addressed. It examines 26 controversial issues of great complexity and importance - some of long-standing concern, and some of more recent relevance - including the questions, "Is government avoidable?", "Is Socialism better than Capitalism?", "Does TV news have a unique impact on public opinion?", "Should the West redistribute its wealth to Third World countries?" For historians and political scientists.
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Focused on strong arguments for pro and con viewpoints of controversial political issues, this introduction to politics uses a debate format that encourages readers to use their own critical judgment to assess the issues addressed.
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Focusing on strong pro and con viewpoints of controversial political issues, this introduction to politics uses a debate format that encourages discussion of the issues addressed.
It examines 26 controversial issues of great complexity and importance - some of long-standing concern, and some of more recent relevance - including the questions, "Is government avoidable?", "Is Socialism better than Capitalism?", "Does TV news have a unique impact on public opinion?", "Should the West redistribute its wealth to Third World countries?"
For historians and political scientists.
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- PublisherPrentice-Hall
- Publication date1987
- ISBN 10 013685009X
- ISBN 13 9780136850090
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number2
- Number of pages319
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