The SAGE Handbook of Political Science 1st Edition Dirk Berg Schlosser Bertrand Badie Leonardo Morlino

Introduction

Part I Political Theory

1. Comparative Political Theory

2. Constructivism

3. Emile Durkhein’s Sociological Insight Into Political Phenomena

4. Economic Analysis in Political Science

5. Functionalism and Its Legacy

6. Feminist Political Science

7. Marx and Marxism in Politics

8. The New Institutionalism in Political Science

9. How to Understand Normative Political Theory

10. Political Anthropology and Its Legacy

11. Uses and Abuses of Formal Models in Political Science

12. Postmodernism Past, Present and Future

13. David Easton’s Political Systems Analysis

14. Max Weber and the Weberian Tradition in Political Science

Part II Methods

15. The Survival and Adaptation of Area Studies

16. Big Data in Social Sciences

17. Case Studies and Process Tracing

18. Causation

19. Concept Regulation in Political Science

20. Configurative Methods

21. Designing a Research Project

22. Experiments

23. Historical and Longitudinal Analyses

24. Interpretative Methods

25. Methodology: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

26. Mixed Method and Multimethod Research and Design

27. Ontologies, Epistemologies and the Methodological Awakening

28. Survey Research

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Part III Political Sociology

29. Clientelism

30. Elites

31. Identities

32. Interest Group Systems in the Age of Globalization

33. Parties

34. Pluralism

35. Political Behavior

36. Political Communication

37. Political Cultures

38. Political Socialization

39. Social Movements

40. Social Structure

Part IV Comparative Politics

41. Political Accountability

42. Authoritarianisms and Authoritarianization

43. Democracies

44. Electoral Systems

45. Executive Power

46. Federalisms

47. Hybrid Regimes

48. Judicial Power

49. Legislative Power

50. Legitimacy and Legitimation

51. Political Competition

52. Regime Change

53. Religion and Politics

54. Responsiveness

55. Political Performance and State Capacity

56. State Formation and Failure

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Part V Public Policies and Administration

57. Bureaucracy and Bureaucratic Effectiveness

58. Corruption

59. Governance

60. Implementation

61. Informal Governance and Participatory Institutions

62. Local Politics

63. Policies beyond the State

64. Politics and Policy

65. Policy Evaluation

66. Policy Instruments

67. Policy Learning

68. Policy Making: Models

69. Regulation

70. Welfare State

Part VI International Relations

71. Diplomacy

72. Foreign Policy Analysis

73. Globalization

74. International Political Economy

75. International Political Theory

76. International Relations Theory

77. Multilateralism

78. The New Wars

79. In Search of the Non-Western State: Historicising and De-Westphalianising Statehood

80. Regionalism

81. State, Power and Security

82. Transnational Relations as a Field

83. War and Peace

Part VII Major Challenges for Politics and Political Science in the 21st Century

84. Changes of International Power Relations

85. Environmental Changes

86. Human Rights and Humanitarian Interventions in the International Arena

87. International Migration

88. International Violence

89. Minorities: Empirical and Political-Theoretical Reflections on a Cunning Concept

90. Populism

91. Outcomes after Democratic Transitions in Third-Wave Democracies

92. New Wars in the Global South