Чарльз Эндрейн - Сравнительный анализ политических систем

• Название: Сравнительный анализ политических систем
• Автор: Чарльз Эндрейн
• Издательство: «Весь Мир»
• Жанр: Политика
• Год: 2000
• ISBN: 5–7777–0094–2

Когда мы смотрим на политическую карту мира, то вряд ли нам приходит в голову мысль провести скрупулезный анализ всего многообразия существующих на Земле политических систем. Эту сложную, но выполнимую задачу поставил в своей книге профессор Ч. Эндрейн. Он не только сравнил различные политические системы, выявил общее и особенное в их функционировании, но и рассмотрел роль элит, групп и отдельных индивидуумов в проведении политического курса. Книга, пользующаяся большой популярностью в странах Запада, ныне станет доступна и нашему читателю, постоянно ощущающему потребность в учебной литературе по политическим наукам. Ее издание рекомендовано Российской ассоциацией политических наук.

Издание осуществлено при содействии Отдела по вопросам печати и культуры Посольства США

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