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John McCormick et al.: Comparative Government and Politics

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* This is the revised edition of the 'SBN' (Rad Hawe, Back and Top) and the 10th edition (Row Har, White, and Wormick) published in 2017. The Epoch-President and the Political 12th edition is a Korean translation of the English translation of Cheng Bingan, which has been highly respected to produce a revised edition from the English '192 through the Wüstswwwswrd publishing company from '82 to the current 12th. Already in 2007, in 2011, in the 8th edition, 2017, the 10th edition of the translation was published and the 12th edition was published. The revised government of the Equipment and the 12th edition of the book, written by Professor John McCormick, maintains the basic framework of the ten-pages, but changes much in content and visual aspects. Why aren't some democratic countries, but others? Why do some countries rule and others rule? Is the Constitution important? These are questions that are addressed by the fascinating and essential subject of comparative politics. This broad and accessible topic deals with not only all major government agencies and political processes, but all major theories and methods of the field. While providing balanced explanations for democracy and authoritarian regimes, the book offers an empirical approach supported by rich maps, charts and tables.

Korean title: 비교정부와 정치

Korean author: John McCormick 외

Korean publisher: 명인문화사

ISBN-13: 9791161930657

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December 25, 2025

If any of the students in political diplomacy are learning about comparative politics, it's a book that is so comprehensive that they want to recommend it, and it'll be more understandable than they expected.

John McCormick 외: 비교정부와 정치
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