Difference Between Comparative Politics and Comparative Government
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The scope of comparative politics exceeds that of comparative governance. The study of political systems, political parties, extra-constitutional agencies, etc. are simply some of the topics that a student of comparative politics could investigate. To what extent do the disciplines that make up anthropology—political science, sociology, economics, history, etc.—go beyond the study of formal institutions of government to examine political processes and actions, beyond the study of a single case to a comparison of multiple cases, and beyond the study of a single case to a theoretical framework? Rather of focusing on the nations of Western Europe, it would be more beneficial to shift attention to the emerging economies of Asia, Africa, and Latin Americ
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