The book discusses strategies of comparison and explores some new perspectives in comparative research. It does not deal with the methodological and technical issues, the exploration of which would have required another book. They focus instead on the general strategy of comparative research and do not make an inventory of all the accumulated knowledge on political parties, pressure groups, parliaments, bureaucracies, elites and so on. Rather their aim is to present a critical appraisal, a "state of the art". This 2nd edition has been completely revised with the addition of three new chapters on legitimacy, neocorporatism and worldwide statistical analysis.

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Sociologie politique comparative

Dogan, Mattei; Pélassy, Dominique

Dogan, Mattei, Pelassy, Dominique

Chatham House Publishing

CQ Press

Chatham House Publishing, Chatham, N.J., 1990

2nd ed., Chatham, N.J, New Jersey, 1990

United States, United States of America

Second, 1990

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Translation of: Sociologie politique comparative.

topic: Political sociology; Comparative government

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p13) PART 1 THE COMPASS OF THE COMPARATIVIST
1.1. (p15) CHAPTER 1 COMPARING TO ESCAPE FROM ETHNOCENTRISM
1.2. (p25) CHAPTER 2 COMPARING TO FIND SOCIOLOGICAL RULES
1.3. (p34) CHAPTER 3 OPERATIONAL CONCEPTS
1.4. (p42) CHAPTER 4 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS
1.5. (p47) CHAPTER 5 FUNCTIONAL EQUIVALENCES
2. (p55) PART 2 THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF ANALYTICAL CATEGORIES
2.1. (p57) CHAPTER 6 SOCIAL CLASSES: DIFFERENT IN EACH CONTINENT
2.2. (p69) CHAPTER 7 CULTURAL PLURALISM: VERTICALLY DIVIDED SOCIETIES
2.3. (p78) CHAPTER 8 POLITICAL CULTURE: FROM NATION TO NATION
2.4. (p88) CHAPTER 9 POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION: FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION
2.5. (p97) CHAPTER 10 POLITICAL CLIENTELISM: A UBIQUITOUS PHENOMENON
2.6. (p105) CHAPTER 11 CONSOCIATIONAL DEMOCRACY: AN ELITIST MODEL FOR FRAGMENTED SOCIETIES
2.7. (p115) CHAPTER 12 POLITICAL CRISES: HISTORICAL EVENTS OR STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
3. (p121) PART 3 THE CHOICE OF COUNTRIES
3.1. (p123) CHAPTER 13 ON THE NEED TO SEGMENT BEFORE COMPARING
3.2. (p130) CHAPTER 14 THE CASE STUDY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
3.3. (p136) CHAPTER 15 THE BINARY ANALYSIS
3.4. (p142) CHAPTER 16 COMPARING SIMILAR COUNTRIES
3.5. (p154) CHAPTER 17 COMPARING CONTRASTING COUNTRIES
3.6. (p161) CHAPTER 18 THE CONCEPTUAL HOMOGENIZATION OF A HETEROGENEOUS FIELD
4. (p171) PART 4 HOW TO STRUCTURE THE RESULTS OF THE COMPARISON
4.1. (p173) CHAPTER 19 THE DICHOTOMY AS CLARIFICATION
4.2. (p179) CHAPTER 20 CROSS-NATIONAL TYPOLOGIES OF SOCIAL ACTORS
4.3. (p188) CHAPTER 21 TYPOLOGIES OF POLITICAL REGIMES
4.4. (p194) CHAPTER 22 THE DYNAMICS OF MODELS
4.5. (p203) CHAPTER 23 FROM COMPARISON TO SYNTHESIS
4.6. (p207) CHAPTER 24 FROM COMPARISON TO PREDICTION
5. (p213) INDEXES
6. (p226) ABOUT THE AUTHORS

theme: Political sociology; Comparative government

A guide to the conduct of comparative analysis and the construction of social science theory. It is suitable for first-year graduate students.

Mattei Dogan And Dominique Pelassy. Translation Of: Sociologie Politique Comparative. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.

2010-05-31