European Democracies
European Democracies by Jürg Steiner, published by Pearson Longman in 2007, is a comprehensive examination of political systems across Europe. This fifth edition, consisting of 317 pages, presents an updated analysis that reflects contemporary developments in European politics. The text employs a comparative approach, exploring the distinctions between Europe and the United States while treating Europe as a unified entity rather than separating it into Western and Eastern regions.
Readers will find a thorough exploration of political ideologies and democratic practices within the context of comparative politics and international relations. The new introductory chapter highlights fundamental differences between European and American political frameworks, setting the stage for a broader discussion of democracy in Europe. This edition aims to provide insights into the historical and theoretical underpinnings of European democracies, making it a valuable resource for those interested in political science and the dynamics of governance in a global context.
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With his new co-author, Markus Crepaz, Jurg Steiner has brought this best-selling text completely up-to-date. Using a comparative approach, the text crosses national and political boundaries in its coverage of Europe. Starting with detailed coverage of the basic differences between Europe and the United States in a new introductory chapter, the revision puts Europe in a global perspective and no longer divides its coverage between Western and Eastern Europe: Europe is now treated as a single entity.
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