9781032775180 - Politics: A Unified Introduction to How Democracy Works de Budge, Ian; McDonald, Michael D. (21 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlines-in easy-to-understand terms-the basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences.

Paperback. Condición: New. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlines-in easy-to-understand terms-the basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlinesin easy-to-understand termsthe basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. It explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condición: New. Ian Budge is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Government, University of Essex, UK, and well known internationally as the author of numerous research articles and textbooks on democratic politics.Michael D. McDonald i.

Paperback. Condición: New. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlines-in easy-to-understand terms-the basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features: - Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threats - Validated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it right - Shows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it better - Outlines-in easy-to-understand terms-the basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysis - In-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further reading Politics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Politics | A Unified Introduction to How Democracy Works | Ian Budge (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | Taylor & Francis Ltd | EAN 9781032775180 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Paperback. Condición: New. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlines-in easy-to-understand terms-the basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlinesin easy-to-understand termsthe basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. It explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. The book explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. In helping explain its workings, it equips us to better defend democracy.Applying newly integrated theories of democratic processes to contemporary developments such as the use of right-wing populism across the world, it is the first textbook to help readers develop and apply predictive explanations for themselves. In doing so, it provides straightforward practical tools for evaluating how current events impact on democratic procedures and processes.Key features:Provides answers to key questions such as how much contemporary democracies have lost direction under the impact of populist parties, big business and international threatsValidated against statistical evidence and examples from across the world, it details more exactly when and how democracy goes wrong and how to put it rightShows how to develop predictive explanations as a basis for action, thus strengthening democracy by understanding it betterOutlinesin easy-to-understand termsthe basic statistical approaches that drive empirically informed analysisIn-text features include chapter summaries, reviews, key points, illustrative briefings, key concepts and project and essay suggestions, plus further readingPolitics is an essential resource for students of political science hoping for a rules-based global order, and of key interest to economics, public policy analysis, and more broadly, the social sciences. The second edition of this comprehensive introduction to politics remains an essential framework for assessing the health and workings of present-day democracy. It explores how democratic processes bring public policy into line with popular, basically centrist, preferences. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.