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Contents Preface 1 Introduction to Comparative Politics 2 Parliamentary and Presidential System 3 Semipresidential System 4 Bureaucracy and Politics 5 Dictatorship 6 Adhocracy 7 Judiciary and Political Behaviour 8 Federal Form of Government 9 Marxian Approach of Bureaucracy 10 Political Socialisation 11 Legislature and Judiciary Index Comparative politics is a subfield of political science characterized by an empirical approach based on the comparative method Arend Lijphart argues that comparative politics does not have a substantive focus in itself but rather a methodological one it focuses on the how but does not specify the what of the analysis In other words comparative politics is not defined by the object of its study but rather by the method it applies to study political phenomena Peter Mair and Richard Rose advance a slightly different definition arguing that comparative politics is defined by a combination of a substantive focus on the study of countries political systems and a method of identifying and explaining similarities and differences between these countries using common concepts 272 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction/Ashutosh Pandey Bhoopal Singh and G.K. Singh. 2. Urbanization and development a study of urban poverty in India/Anil Dutta Mishra. 3. Urbanization in India trends and issues/Ashutosh Pandey. 4. Globalization and industrialization a study of Orissa/A.N. Panda. 5. Urbanization industrialization and indigenous people/Archana Pandey and Radhu Panwar. 6. Impact of urbanization and globalization on slum society/Babit Kumar Bihan and Praveen Kumar. 7. Urbanization and economic development in India/Dushyant Kumar and Rajendra Singh. 8. Globalization environment protection and rights of indigenous people/G.K. Singh and Renu Chaudhary. 9. Noida industrial environment and urbanization/Gautam Vir and Manav Kumar. 10. Economic challenges in globalization and Swadeshi specific reference to M.K. Gandhi/Himanshu Bourai. 11. Impact of globalization on Indian economy and political system/Indu Sharma and Triveni Dutt. 12. Gandhi's concept of rural development/Jai Narain Sharma. 13. Decline of Gandhian values and globalization/K.D. Gangrade. 14. Urbanization in modern India/K.D. Sharma and O. P. Singh. 15. Globalization in Indian economy/Mohit Malik and Bhoopal Singh. 16. Growth of urbanization in India/Rashid Aziz Faridi and Rakhshanda Fazli Faridi. 17. Social effects of urbanization/Renu Agrawal. 18. Urbanization good governance and the urban poor/Sushma Yadav. 19. Strategies for poverty alleviation in globalized India/Seema Singh and Nisha Chaudhary. 20. Globalization and distributive justice/Sunil Kumar. 21. Globalization and Naxalism/Upasana Pandey and Amit Kumar Singh. Selected bibliography. Urbanization and globalization is an unavoidable reality in the present world. Most of the countries have accepted it either willingly or unwillingly. Divergent views for and against urbanization and globalization have been expressed. There are many questions which are raised at different platforms. Some of these are What is urbanization and globalization. What are the fundamental factors involved in urbanization and globalization. Who wants urbanization and globalization. How does urbanization and globalization affect different people. Whether globalization is beneficial for developing nations. The Answer to some of these questions to some extent can be found in the articles in this volume written by eminent scholars. An attempt has been made to discuss urbanization and globalization in general and its impact on people society and state in particular. This book also examines various issues concerning poverty industrialization indigenous people slum society economic development environment protection decline of Gandhian values good governance human rights and job opportunities for women etc. 270 pp.…