Comparative Politics in a Globalizing World

ISBN: 978-0-7456-3093-9

Paperback

368 pages

May 2005, Polity

Other Available Formats: Hardcover

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Major new textbook for students of comparative politics and globalization. Focusing on three kinds of regime - established democracies, transitional democracies, and non-democracies, Haynes explores how contemporary globalization is affecting domestic politics across the world.
Throughout the book, key topics are explained, including regionalization, economic globalization, the natural environment, political culture, regime change and democratization, political violence and terrorism, religion, human rights, and women and political participation.
Challenges the artificial disciplinary gap between comparative politics and international relations, and tackles complex theoretical and empirical material with clarity and verve.
Offers a fresh approach to the study of international politics today.