Theories of Comparative Politics

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This course aims to introduce students to a broad array of 'classic' literature in the field of comparative politics. We will review and critique the pillars of comparative politics, including works in the areas of behavioralism, institutionalism, rational choice theory, comparative political economy and others. Our focus is on 'great works' as well as the debates they produced in their time and today. CR: So. stdg.