Comparative Political Analysis: A Reader is designed to foster a comprehensive grasp of fundamental concepts in comparative politics while delving into contemporary discussions and critical perspectives. Spanning twenty-five chapters, the content explores diverse aspects of the subject, acknowledging the interplay of gender, race, ethnicity and intersectionality. Notably, the discussion includes perspectives from political economy, enhancing the comprehension of political systems in their entirety. By scrutinizing the politics of various nations, the reader will learn about the intricacies and diversities of political processes across regions.\nThis inclusive approach expand insight into the evolving nature of politics in our increasingly globalized world. Designed as per NEP-2020, and enriched with pedagogical features, the text ensures clarity and accessibility, facilitating a nuanced exploration of comparative political analysis for undergraduate students of Political Science. This book enables students with foundational theories, contemporary debates, and their relevance in the current political landscape.\nFeatures –\n• Comprehensive Coverage offers a thorough exploration of comparative government and politics, covering core concepts, contemporary debates, and critical perspectives.\n• Inclusive Perspective that encompasses beyond Eurocentric boundaries, incorporating viewpoints from post-colonial societies for a global and inclusive approach.\n• Intersectionality Focus emphasizes the interplay of gender, race, and ethnicity throughout its twenty-five chapters.\n• Integration of Political Economy enriches the understanding of political systems, providing a holistic view for students studying political science.\n• Global Perspective sheds light on the intricacies and diversity of political processes, preparing undergraduates for an increasingly globalized world.\n\nAbout the Author –\nDr. Chetna Sharma is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science, Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi.\nDr. Pushpa Singh is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science, Miranda House, University of Delhi.\n\nContent –\nForeword, Preface , Acknowledgements, About the Authors and Contributors\n1. Introduction: Understanding Comparative Politics 2. Challenges to Comparative Government and Politics 3. Approaches to the Study of Comparative Politics 4. Gender and Comparative Politics: Women’s Political Representation in Comparative Perspective 5. Capitalism: Origin, Growth and Evolution 6. Socialism: Meaning, Growth and Development 7. Colonialism in Comparative Perspective: Forms and Dimensions 8. Decolonization 9. Nationalism: Perspectives and Contestations 10. Comparative Constitutionalism 11. Federalism in Comparative Perspective: Nature, Meaning and Emerging Trends 12. Nation State: Historical Evolution in Western Europe and Postcolonial Context 13. The Capitalist State 14. The Welfare State 15. The Neo Liberal State 16. Authoritarian and Totalitarian Regimes 17. Populist Regimes 18. The Security State 19. Process of Democratization in Postcolonial, Postauthoritarian and Postcommunist Countries 20. Political Representation, Voting and Electoral Systems in Comparative Perspective 21. Party and Party Systems 22. Brazil: Tracing the Constitutional Development and Political Economy 23. Nigeria: The Troubled Giant of Africa 24. China’s Constitutional Development and Political Economy Since 1949: Perspectives and Trends 25. Britain: Constitutional Development and Political Economy\nGlossary\nIndex
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