Encyclopedia of Government and Politics : 2-volume set (Multiple-component retail product)

Introduction; Conceptions of the State; Conceptions of Power; Conceptions of Law; Conceptions of Justice; Conceptions of Human Nature; Conceptions of Legitimacy; Postmodernism and the Repudiation of Grand Theory Liberalism; Conservatism and Neo-Liberalism; Marxism and Socialism; Fascism; Fundamentalism; Liberal Democracies; Communist and Post-Communist Systems; Authoritarian Regimes; Military Dictatorships; Islamic States; Executives; Legislatures; Courts; Bureaucracies; Intergovernmental Relations; Personality and Politics; Interest Groups and Non-Governmental Organizations; Political Parties; Campaigns, Elections and Electoral Systems; Political Participation and Voting Behaviour; Political Socialization; Political Communication; Recruitment of Elites; Political Cultures; Religion and Politics; Race and Politics; Class and Politics; Ethnicity and Politics; Identity Politics; Language and Politics; Gender and Politics; Social Movements; Development Theories of Policymaking; Economic Policy; Education and Training Policies; Environmental Policies; Equity Policy; Health Policy; Immigration Policy; National Security; Ethnic Policy; Science and Technology Policy; Urban Policy; Social Welfare Policy; Budgetary Processes; Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships; International Relations Theory; International Law; International Institutions; The United Nations; The International Court of Justice and Other International Tribunals; The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund; Transnational Organizations and Global Civil Society; Conflict Management; Diplomacy; Military Alliances; War; Revolution; Terrorism; Global Politics After the Cold War; Globalization; Democratization; Nationalism; European Integration; The Middle East; Africa; Asia; Latin America; Eastern Europe; Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States; Arms Control and Disarmament; The Politics of Limited Resources and North/South Relations; The Politics of International Trade; The Politics of Cyberspace; AIDS Policy; Refugees and the Politics of Resettlement; Genocide; Human Rights