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• Part 1: Introduction. General Methodological Problems. Classification, Typology, Teminology. The Configurative Approach. Ancillary Fields of Study. The Teaching of Comparative Government. The Principles of Comparison. Part 2: The Application of Comparative Methods in Political Science. Introduction. Areas Studies – An Example of the Configurative Approach. Institutional and Functional Comparison: General Observations. Nationalised Industries. Parliamentary Procedure. Democratic Control of Foreign Policy. Electoral Systems and Elections. Political Parties. Contemporary Revolutionary Movements and Revolutions.

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• Part 1: Introduction. General Methodological Problems. Classification, Typology, Teminology. The Configurative Approach. Ancillary Fields of Study. The Teaching of Comparative Government. The Principles of Comparison. Part 2: The Application of Comparative Methods in Political Science. Introduction. Areas Studies – An Example of the Configurative Approach. Institutional and Functional Comparison: General Observations. Nationalised Industries. Parliamentary Procedure. Democratic Control of Foreign Policy. Electoral Systems and Elections. Political Parties. Contemporary Revolutionary Movements and Revolutions.

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• Part 1: Introduction. General Methodological Problems. Classification, Typology, Teminology. The Configurative Approach. Ancillary Fields of Study. The Teaching of Comparative Government. The Principles of Comparison. Part 2: The Application of Comparative Methods in Political Science. Introduction. Areas Studies – An Example of the Configurative Approach. Institutional and Functional Comparison: General Observations. Nationalised Industries. Parliamentary Procedure. Democratic Control of Foreign Policy. Electoral Systems and Elections. Political Parties. Contemporary Revolutionary Movements and Revolutions.