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Welcome to Approach, Critique, and Methodology of Political Theory and Philosophy

  American Exceptionalism
  Bounded Rationality
  Consociational Democracy
  Convergence by Conviction: Politics and Economics in the Emergence of the ‘Anglo-American Model’
  The Decay And Breakdown Of Communist One-party Systems
  Democracy And Dichotomies: A Pragmatic Approach To Choices About Concepts
  Emotions in Politics
  Gendering Research In Political Science
  Historical Institutionalism In Comparative Politics
  Institutionalism And The European Union: Beyond International Relations And Comparative Politics
  John Rawls (1921-2002)
  Justice Beyond Borders
  Models Of Government Formation
  Neglected Aspects Of The Study Of The Presidency
  The New Empirical Biopolitics
  Political Places and Institutional Spaces: The Intersection of Political Science and Political Geography
  Reinventing Government
  The Rochester School: The Origins Of Positive Political Theory
  Social Choice Theory, Game Theory, And Positive Political Theory
  Studying The Presidency
  Why There Cannot Be a Theory of Politics


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