Methods of Comparative Politics - Summary
Comparative politics is the fascinating study and appraisal of domestic politics across countries. This exciting field has a long and important history, dating back just before the origin of systematic political studies in Ancient Greece and Rome. Even ancient people compared their circumstances with those of other communities they encountered. The ancient Greeks were pioneers in performing the earliest systematic comparisons that resemble modern methods.
Understanding Comparative Politics
Comparative politics is an integral part of political science. It is marked by the use of the comparative method or other empirical methods to explore politics within countries, rather than between them. This can involve examining questions related to political institutions, the behavior of voters, conflicts, and the various causes and effects of economic development.
Subfields of Comparative Politics
When focusing on specific areas of study, comparative politics can also be referred to by other names, such as comparative government, which specifically looks at different forms of government.
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