| These are some of the basic textbooks I've used over the years. I've found them to be easy to read, informative, and excellent starting points for further study. | ||
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| Essentials of Comparative Politics (Second ...
by Patrick H. O'Neil $36.02 I've used the ancillary reader for some time. But I like that this books takes an "institutionalist" approach (but without ign... | Essential Readings in Comparative Politics ...
$20.94 The reader that accompanies the O'Neil textbook; it includes both "classics" (Tocqueville, Marx, Weber) and contemporary issue... | Comparing Political Regimes: A Thematic Int...
by Alan Siaroff This book could serve as a introduciton to comparative politics, thought it's emphasis is squarely on democratization. For tha... |
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| The Human Polity: A Comparative Introductio...
by Kay Lawson Designed as an introduction to political science, it's comparative perspective is refreshing. Lawson writes in a simple, direc... | Modern Latin America, Sixth Edition
by Thomas E. Skidmore $49.45 This is one of the most widely used textbooks for Latin American history & politics. | Building Democracy in Latin America
by John A. Peeler $22.00 I regularly use this as one of my core textbooks in intro courses on Latin American politics. It has a lot of depth & is well ... |
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| How to Write Research Papers
by Peterson's It's interesting that, although students are required to write numerous papers during their college career, few actually are t... | The Elements of Style (4th Edition)
by William Strunk $10.85 Because everyone should learn how to write elegantly. | The Fog of War: Lessons from the Life of Ro...
by James G. Blight $21.21 This is the companion to the DVD. I've never used it, but I found the film extremely insightful for use in an international re... |
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