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Synopsis
This widely used text offers a comparative and thematic introduction to Third World politics, placing the subject in a historical, social, and international context. The third edition has been revised and updated throughout to cover key developments of the 1990s, especially the impact of globalization, democratization, and the collapse of communism.TABLE OF The Heritage of the Past State and Society Political Parties and Participation The Military Revolution Women International Politics Issues in Global Political EconomyAUTHOR Paul Cammack is a professor of government at the University of Manchester.David Pool is a lecturer in government at the University of Manchester.William Tordoff is an emeritus professor of government at the University of Manchester.
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Reviewers' comments on the first edition: '...a most useful introductory text.' - Trevor Parfitt, Journal of International Development
'...the authors are to be complimented for writing a splendid introductory text for undergraduate students that avoids over-simplification, excessive case-study empiricism and unduly abstract comparative theory...it has much sound, good sense and balanced judgement to suit the different requirements of a wide range of readers and is heartily recommended.' - Barry Munslow, Third World Quarterly
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