Comparing democracies 4 : elections and voting in a changing world / LeDuc, Lawrence, editor.

Part 1: Principle-- 1Governent and politics-- 2Making comparison-- 3States and nations-- 4Political

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dimensions of realism; 3. From the Sophists to Aristotle: institutions lie; 4. From Aristotle to Machiavelli

; 3. The problematic state; 4. The economy of affection; 5. Big man rule; 6. The policy paradox; 7

. 3. Varieties of Democracy and Dictatorship -- pt. 4. Varieties of Democracy and Political Outcomes.

. United States -- 4. Britain -- 5. Japan -- PART 2 COMMUNIST AND POSTCOMMUNIST STATES. 6. Russia -- 7

.Liberal Democratic Constitutionalism and Meritocracy: Hybrid Possibilities -- 4.The New Challenges for

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political unions; 3. The road ahead: the empirical strategy; 4. The European Union: economic geography and

Societies -- 3.Violence, Order and Justice -- 4.The Challenge of Policing -- 5.Limits to Integration -- 6

countries -- 3. Comparing many countries -- 4. Comparing few countries -- 5. Single-country studies as

representation -- pt. 4. Democracy and the future. Citizens and the democratic process.

-- 4. Thirty-Six Democracies -- 5. Party Systems: Two-Party and Multiparty Patterns -- 6. Cabinets

Postauthoritarian Regimes -- 3. Transition and Militarization: Initial Conditions in Comparative Perspective -- 4