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Comparative Politics POL3512 L, Niyazbekov Nurseit
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POL3512 L, Niyazbekov Nurseit
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Pinterest and Political Science
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Overview of Comparative Politics
Name It! Activity
CP Questions and Answers Activity
Issues and approaches in CP
Quiz 1
Slides
Match state formation scenarios
Quiz 2
How countries democratize (Huntington)
Fourth Wave of Democracy and Dictatorship (McFaul)
Slides
Quiz 3
Slides
Quiz 4
Mid Term Examination
Comparative Study of Electoral System
A global NGO promoting free and fair elections
OSCE Elections Observations Report (2004 Kaz Parliamentary Elections)
Group Presentations Sign-Up Sheet
Group Presentation Guidelines
Argumentative Paper Topic
Mid Term Examination 2
Stronger legislatures, stronger democracies
Seminar Questions
Slides
Parliament and political parties in Kazakhstan
State-society relations in Kazakhstan
Human Rights in Kazakhstan
When and how will Kazakhstan become a democracy?
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Overview of Comparative Politics ►
POL3512 L, Niyazbekov Nurseit
General
What is Comparative Politics? What does it study and why?
How and what to compare? Methods of comparison
Development of the modern state
Democracy and democratization
Political attitudes and behavior
Mid Term 1
Political Parties and Party Systems
Pressure groups and social movements
Voters and elections
Presidential and parliamentary government
Group Project Presentations
Mid Term 2 and Argumentative Paper Workshop
Policy making and legislating: executives and legislatures
Politics in France
Politics in Kazakhstan
Term Paper Presentations
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