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adam_text	Contents Examples and Boxed Features xiii Preface xiv Part 1 ^s^ The Idea of Politics 1 CHAPTER 1 Politics: Setting the Stage 1 Politics 2 Politics as the Making of Common Decisions 3 Politics as the Exercise of Power 4 Power and Choice 10 Politics of the State 13 Political Science 14 The Pleasures of Politics 17 CHAPTER 2 Modern Ideologies and Political Philosophy 20 American Ideologies 22 Liberalism 25 The Conservative Reaction 27 The Socialist Alternative 31 Communism and Socialism 34 Fascism 35 Ideologies in the Twenty-First Century 36 Religion, Politics, and Political Philosophy 38 Political Philosophy in Other Historical Eras 40 Part 11 <ъ* The State and Public Policy 47 CHAPTER 3 The Modern State 47 The Development of the Modern State 49 The Origin of States: Power, or Choice? 51 The State as a Device to Provide Public Goods 53 vi Contents vii State, Nation, and the Nation-State 55 State-Building 61 Government and the State 62 Challenges to the State 64 Some Possible Alternatives 67 Example: State-Building in Nigeria 68 Example: State-Building in the European Union 70 CHAPTER 4 Policies of the State 75 The Role of Government in the Third World 78 Constraints and Conditions for Policy 80 Defense Policy 82 Education 83 Research and Development 84 Health and Social Welfare 88 The Place of Power in Policy Analysis 90 Example: The Demographic Challenge 90 Example: Economic Development Compared with Human Development 91 Example: Uganda, An African AIDS Success Story 93 CHAPTER 5 Economic Policy of the State 96 Economic Performance I: Growth 97 Economic Performance II: Controlling Inflation and Unemployment 105 Unemployment 106 Managing Distribution to Address Inequality 108 Independent Central Banks 111 Corruption 114 Other Measures Available to Government 118 Globalization: Are States Losing Their Ability to Make Economic Policy? 118 Political Economy 120 Example: Economic Policy in Germany 122 Example: Economic Policy in Indonesia 126 CHAPTER 6 What Lies Behind Policy: Questions of Justice and Effectiveness 131 The Problem of Justice 132 Other Aspects of Justice: Procedural Justice 134 Effectiveness 138 viii Contents A Basic Question of Effectiveness: Authority versus the Market 140 Power and Choice 145 The Need to Act, Even under Uncertainty 145 Example: Political Choice 146 Part HI ^^ The Citizen and the Regime 149 CHAPTER 7 Democracy and Autocracy 149 Democracy 149 The Coming and Going of Democracy 151 Possible Explanations 152 What Did We Learn from the Third Wave? 154 Why Are Prosperous Countries Likely to Be Democracies? 157 Democracy and Freedom 159 Democracy and Capitalism 160 Autocracy 161 Military Government 163 Why Aren t There More Military Governments? 166 One-Party States 168 Monarchies and Theocracies 169 Democracy versus Autocracy: Material Considerations 170 Power and Choice Again 172 Example: Democratization in Spain 172 Example: Fragile Democracy in Peru 174 Example: Theocracy in Iran 177 CHAPTER 8 How Individuals Relate to the State, and the State to the Individual 181 Legitimacy and Authority 183 Sources of Legitimacy 184 The Democratic Citizen 186 How Well Are These Requirements Met? 188 Social Capital 192 Political Culture 193 An Application of Political Culture: Robert Kagan s Of Paradise and Power 194 Religion and Political Culture 195 Political Socialization 198 Contents ix Example: Building Authority and Legitimacy in West Germany after World War II 201 Example: Declining Democratic Legitimacy in the United States 203 Part IV ¿тл. The Apparatus of Governance 209 CHAPTER 9 Constitutions and the Design of Government 209 Variations in Formality 210 The Virtue of Vagueness 211 Other Principles of Constitutional Design 212 Constitution-Writing 215 The Geographic Concentration of Power 217 Federal and Unitary States 218 The Distinction between Unitary and Centralized States 220 How Much Centralization Is Good? 221 Constitutions and Guarantees of Rights 222 Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law 223 Example: Constitutional Government in Great Britain 224 Example: Constitutional Government in Russia 227 CHAPTER 10 Elections 230 Elections as a Means of Building Support 230 Elections as a Means of Selecting Leaders and Policies 235 Electoral Systems 235 Referendums 240 Electoral Participation 241 Effects of Choice and Information on Turnout 244 The Paradox of Voting 245 The Bases of Individuals Electoral Choices 246 Example: Proportional Representation Elections in Israel 250 Example: Elections in Nigeria 251 CHAPTER 11 Parties: A Linking and Leading Mechanism in Politics 255 The Political Party 255 Origins of the Modern Party 256 Political Parties and the Mobilization of the Masses 258 Political Parties and the Recruitment and Socialization of Leaders 259 Political Parties as a Source of Political Identity 260 x Contents Political Parties as a Channel of Control 263 Party Organization 263 Party Finance 265 Political Party Systems 266 Power and Choice 271 Example: The Communist Party of China 272 Example: Canada s Political Parties 273 CHAPTER 12 Structured Conflict: Interest Groups and Politics 278 Interest Groups and Representation 280 Types of Interest Groups 286 Tactics of Interest Groups 288 Patterns of Organized Interest-Group Activity 292 Pluralism 293 Neocorporatism 294 Pluralism and Neocorporatism: Power and Choice 296 Example: Interest Groups in France 297 Example: Interest Groups in Japan: Attenuated Neocorporatism 298 CHAPTER 13 Social Movements and Contentious Politics 303 Why Now? 305 Social Movements as a Public Goods Problem 307 Advantages (and Disadvantages) of Informal Organization 307 Example: The Rubber Tappers of Acre 311 Example: The Orange Revolution in Ukraine 315 CHAPTER 14 National Decision-Making Institutions: Parliamentary Government 318 Head of State 320 The Cabinet 321 Cabinet Control 322 What Does a Parliament Do? 322 Parliamentary Committees 326 Advantages and Disadvantages of Parliamentary Government 327 Let s Make Sure I Haven t Made This Sound Too Simple 329 Consensus Parliamentarism 329 Parliaments in Autocratic Systems 331 Contents Xl Example: Parliamentary Government in India 333 Example: Parliamentary Government in Germany 336 CHAPTER 15 National Decision-Making Institutions: Presidential Government 341 Presidential and Parliamentary Systems Compared 344 Responsibility for Policy 345 Presidential Systems and Comprehensive Policy 346 Recruitment of Executive Leaders 346 Review and Control of the Executive 347 Flexibility of the Political Process 349 The Split Executive of Parliamentary Systems 349 Why Aren t All Democracies Parliamentary Systems? 351 Constitutional Review and the Fragmentation of Power 353 A Note on Constitutions and Power 356 Example: Presidential Hybrid in France 357 Example: Presidential Government in Mexico 359 CHAPTER 16 Bureaucracy and the Public Sector 363 Public Administration as a Political Problem 364 Characteristics of Good Public Administration 366 Bureaucracy : A Reform of the Nineteenth Century 367 Bureaucracy versus Flexibility 368 The Problem of Protected Incompetence 369 Adjustments to Bureaucracy 370 Social Representativeness of Public Administration 371 Example: The French Bureaucracy 374 Example: Bureaucratic Cultures in Europe and Africa 375 CHAPTER 17 Law and the Courts 379 Anglo-Saxon Case Law 380 Continental European Code Law 381 The Blending of Case Law and Code Law 383 Religious Law: The Sharia 384 Courts 386 Example: The Law in China 388 Example: The European Court of Justice 391 Xli Contents Part V ^ International Politics 395 CHAPTER 18 Global Politics: Politics among States (and Others) 395 The Evolution of the International System since World War II 395 The World since the Cold War 398 International Politics 403 The Absence of Central Authority 404 Fiduciary Political Roles and International Morality 406 Impediments to International Communication 407 Power and International Politics 408 The Process of International Politics 411 Power and Choice in International Politics 417 Example: An International Failure: Rwanda 418 Example: The United Nations 421 A Personal Note 423 APPENDIX Principles of Political Analysis 427 Falsifiability 427 What Makes a Statement Interesting? 428 Causation and Explanation 429 Historical Explanation 431 A Few Common Pitfalls in Analysis 432 Glossary G-l Index I
adam_txt	Contents Examples and Boxed Features xiii Preface xiv Part 1 ^s^ The Idea of Politics 1 CHAPTER 1 Politics: Setting the Stage 1 Politics 2 Politics as the Making of Common Decisions 3 Politics as the Exercise of Power 4 Power and Choice 10 Politics of the State 13 Political Science 14 The Pleasures of Politics 17 CHAPTER 2 Modern Ideologies and Political Philosophy 20 American Ideologies 22 Liberalism 25 The Conservative Reaction 27 The Socialist Alternative 31 Communism and Socialism 34 Fascism 35 Ideologies in the Twenty-First Century 36 Religion, Politics, and Political Philosophy 38 Political Philosophy in Other Historical Eras 40 Part 11 <ъ* The State and Public Policy 47 CHAPTER 3 The Modern State 47 The Development of the Modern State 49 The Origin of States: Power, or Choice? 51 The State as a Device to Provide Public Goods 53 vi Contents vii "State," "Nation," and the "Nation-State" 55 State-Building 61 Government and the State 62 Challenges to the State 64 Some Possible Alternatives 67 Example: State-Building in Nigeria 68 Example: State-Building in the European Union 70 CHAPTER 4 Policies of the State 75 The Role of Government in the Third World 78 Constraints and Conditions for Policy 80 Defense Policy 82 Education 83 Research and Development 84 Health and Social Welfare 88 The Place of Power in Policy Analysis 90 Example: The Demographic Challenge 90 Example: Economic Development Compared with "Human Development" 91 Example: Uganda, An African AIDS Success Story 93 CHAPTER 5 Economic Policy of the State 96 Economic Performance I: Growth 97 Economic Performance II: Controlling Inflation and Unemployment 105 Unemployment 106 Managing Distribution to Address Inequality 108 Independent Central Banks 111 Corruption 114 Other Measures Available to Government 118 Globalization: Are States Losing Their Ability to Make Economic Policy? 118 Political Economy 120 Example: Economic Policy in Germany 122 Example: Economic Policy in Indonesia 126 CHAPTER 6 What Lies Behind Policy: Questions of Justice and Effectiveness 131 The Problem of Justice 132 Other Aspects of Justice: Procedural Justice 134 Effectiveness 138 viii Contents A Basic Question of Effectiveness: Authority versus the Market 140 Power and Choice 145 The Need to Act, Even under Uncertainty 145 Example: Political Choice 146 Part HI ^^ The Citizen and the Regime 149 CHAPTER 7 Democracy and Autocracy 149 Democracy 149 The Coming and Going of Democracy 151 Possible Explanations 152 What Did We Learn from the Third Wave? 154 Why Are Prosperous Countries Likely to Be Democracies? 157 Democracy and Freedom 159 Democracy and Capitalism 160 Autocracy 161 Military Government 163 Why Aren't There More Military Governments? 166 One-Party States 168 Monarchies and Theocracies 169 Democracy versus Autocracy: Material Considerations 170 "Power and Choice" Again 172 Example: Democratization in Spain 172 Example: Fragile Democracy in Peru 174 Example: Theocracy in Iran 177 CHAPTER 8 How Individuals Relate to the State, and the State to the Individual 181 Legitimacy and Authority 183 Sources of Legitimacy 184 The "Democratic Citizen" 186 How Well Are These Requirements Met? 188 Social Capital 192 Political Culture 193 An Application of Political Culture: Robert Kagan's Of Paradise and Power 194 Religion and Political Culture 195 Political Socialization 198 Contents ix Example: Building Authority and Legitimacy in West Germany after World War II 201 Example: Declining Democratic Legitimacy in the United States 203 Part IV ¿тл. The Apparatus of Governance 209 CHAPTER 9 Constitutions and the Design of Government 209 Variations in Formality 210 The Virtue of Vagueness 211 Other Principles of Constitutional Design 212 Constitution-Writing 215 The Geographic Concentration of Power 217 "Federal" and "Unitary" States 218 The Distinction between "Unitary" and "Centralized" States 220 How Much Centralization Is Good? 221 Constitutions and Guarantees of Rights 222 "Constitutionalism" and the Rule of Law 223 Example: Constitutional Government in Great Britain 224 Example: Constitutional Government in Russia 227 CHAPTER 10 Elections 230 Elections as a Means of Building Support 230 Elections as a Means of Selecting Leaders and Policies 235 Electoral Systems 235 Referendums 240 Electoral Participation 241 Effects of Choice and Information on Turnout 244 The Paradox of Voting 245 The Bases of Individuals' Electoral Choices 246 Example: Proportional Representation Elections in Israel 250 Example: Elections in Nigeria 251 CHAPTER 11 Parties: A Linking and Leading Mechanism in Politics 255 The Political Party 255 Origins of the Modern Party 256 Political Parties and the Mobilization of the Masses 258 Political Parties and the Recruitment and Socialization of Leaders 259 Political Parties as a Source of Political Identity 260 x Contents Political Parties as a Channel of Control 263 Party Organization 263 Party Finance 265 Political Party Systems 266 Power and Choice 271 Example: The Communist Party of China 272 Example: Canada's Political Parties 273 CHAPTER 12 Structured Conflict: Interest Groups and Politics 278 Interest Groups and Representation 280 Types of Interest Groups 286 Tactics of Interest Groups 288 Patterns of Organized Interest-Group Activity 292 Pluralism 293 Neocorporatism 294 Pluralism and Neocorporatism: Power and Choice 296 Example: Interest Groups in France 297 Example: Interest Groups in Japan: Attenuated Neocorporatism 298 CHAPTER 13 Social Movements and Contentious Politics 303 Why Now? 305 Social Movements as a Public Goods Problem 307 Advantages (and Disadvantages) of Informal Organization 307 Example: The Rubber Tappers of Acre 311 Example: The "Orange Revolution" in Ukraine 315 CHAPTER 14 National Decision-Making Institutions: Parliamentary Government 318 Head of State 320 The Cabinet 321 Cabinet Control 322 What Does a Parliament Do? 322 Parliamentary Committees 326 Advantages and Disadvantages of Parliamentary Government 327 Let's Make Sure I Haven't Made This Sound Too Simple 329 "Consensus" Parliamentarism 329 Parliaments in Autocratic Systems 331 Contents Xl Example: Parliamentary Government in India 333 Example: Parliamentary Government in Germany 336 CHAPTER 15 National Decision-Making Institutions: Presidential Government 341 Presidential and Parliamentary Systems Compared 344 Responsibility for Policy 345 Presidential Systems and Comprehensive Policy 346 Recruitment of Executive Leaders 346 Review and Control of the Executive 347 Flexibility of the Political Process 349 The Split Executive of Parliamentary Systems 349 Why Aren't All Democracies Parliamentary Systems? 351 Constitutional Review and the Fragmentation of Power 353 A Note on Constitutions and Power 356 Example: Presidential Hybrid in France 357 Example: Presidential Government in Mexico 359 CHAPTER 16 Bureaucracy and the Public Sector 363 Public Administration as a Political Problem 364 Characteristics of Good Public Administration 366 "Bureaucracy": A Reform of the Nineteenth Century 367 Bureaucracy versus Flexibility 368 The Problem of Protected Incompetence 369 Adjustments to Bureaucracy 370 Social Representativeness of Public Administration 371 Example: The French Bureaucracy 374 Example: Bureaucratic Cultures in Europe and Africa 375 CHAPTER 17 Law and the Courts 379 Anglo-Saxon Case Law 380 Continental European Code Law 381 The Blending of Case Law and Code Law 383 Religious Law: The Sharia 384 Courts 386 Example: The Law in China 388 Example: The European Court of Justice 391 Xli Contents Part V ^ International Politics 395 CHAPTER 18 Global Politics: Politics among States (and Others) 395 The Evolution of the International System since World War II 395 The World since the Cold War 398 International Politics 403 The Absence of Central Authority 404 Fiduciary Political Roles and International Morality 406 Impediments to International Communication 407 Power and International Politics 408 The Process of International Politics 411 Power and Choice in International Politics 417 Example: An International Failure: Rwanda 418 Example: The United Nations 421 A Personal Note 423 APPENDIX Principles of Political Analysis 427 Falsifiability 427 What Makes a Statement Interesting? 428 Causation and Explanation 429 Historical Explanation 431 A Few Common Pitfalls in Analysis 432 Glossary G-l Index I
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