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An approachable, yet rigorous introduction to the region, the book's strong analytic framework and organization, coupled with detailed country coverage, ensure that students not only get a robust introduction to each country, but also are able to make meaningful cross-national comparisons.
Contents
PrefaceAbout the AuthorsChronology of the Eurozone CrisisIntroductionPart I. United Kingdom, Christopher J. Carman1.1 The Context of British Politics1.2 Where Is the Power?1.3 Who Has the Power?1.4 How Is Power Used?1.5 What Is the Future of British PoliticsPart II. France, William Safran2.1 The Context of French Politics2.2 Where Is the Power?2.3 Who Has the Power?2.4 How Is Power Used?2.5 What Is the Future of French Politics?Part III. Germany, David P. Conradt3.1 The Context of German Politics3.2 Where Is the Power?3.3 Who Has the Power?3.4 How Is Power Used?3.5 What Is the Future of German Politics?Part IV. Italy, Raffaella Y. Nanetti and Robert Leonardi4.1 The Context of Italian Politics4.2 Where Is the Power?4.3 Who Has the Power?4.4 How Is Power Used?4.5 What Is the Future of Italian Politics?Part V. Sweden, M. Donald Hancock5.1 The Context of Swedish Politics5.2 Where Is the Power?5.3 Who Has the Power?5.4 How Is Power Used?5.5 What is the Future of Swedish Politics?Part VI. Russia, Stephen White6.1 The Context of Russian Politics6.2 Where Is the Power?6.3 Who Has the Power?6.4 How Is Power Used?6.5 What Is the Future of Russian Politics?Part VII. Poland, Marjorie Castle7.1 The Context of Polish Politics7.2 Where Is the Power?7.3 Who Has the Power?7.4 How Is Power Used?7.5 What Is the Future of Polish Politics?Part VIII. European Union, M. Donald Hancock8.1 The Context of European Union Politics8.2 Where Is the Power?8.3 Who Has the Power?8.4 How Is Power Used?8.5 What Is the Future of European Union Politics?AppendixIndex
