Introduction to Political Science

Mark Carl Rom, Masaki Hidaka, Rachel Bzostek Walker

639 pages
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A complete first-year textbook on power, the state, political behavior, institutions and public policy. Each chapter opens with learning goals and closes with key terms and review questions.

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