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Volume – 1

Introduction
Contributors
Category List

Chapter 1. : Accountability in U.S. Government
Chapter 2. : Activist Politics
Chapter 3. : Administrative Procedures in U.S. Government
Chapter 4. : Africa : Politics and Governments
Chapter 5. : African American Politics
Chapter 6. : Aging and Politics in The United States
Chapter 7. : Agricultural Management
Chapter 8. : Alliances
Chapter 9. : Ambassadors and Embassies
Chapter 10. : American Indian Governments
Chapter 11. : Anarchism
Chapter 12. : Anarchism in Marxist Thought
Chapter 13. : Aristocracy, Oligarchy, and Plutocracy
Chapter 14. : Aristotle’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 15. : Armed Forces
Chapter 16. : Arms Control
Chapter 17. : The Arts and Government
Chapter 18. : Asia : Politics and Governments
Chapter 19. : Asian American Politics
Chapter 20. : Augustine’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 21. : Autocracy and Absolutism
Chapter 22. : The Bill of Rights
Chapter 23. : Bonapartism
Chapter 24. : The British Parliamentary System
Chapter 25. : Buddhism and Government
Chapter 26. : Budgets of National Governments
Chapter 27. : Bureaucracy
Chapter 28. : Burke’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 29. : Business and Government
Chapter 30. : Cabinet Government
Chapter 31. : The Canadian Parliamentary System
Chapter 32. : Capitalism
Chapter 33. : Caste Systems
Chapter 34. : Charismatic Leadership
Chapter 35. : Checks and Balances in U.S. Government
Chapter 36. : Chinese Communism
Chapter 37. : Church and Government in History
Chapter 38. : Church and State Relations in The United States
Chapter 39. : Church Government
Chapter 40. : Citizen Movements
Chapter 41. : Citizenship in World Governments
Chapter 42. : Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities
Chapter 43. : City Government in The United States
Chapter 44. : The City-State
Chapter 45. : Civic Education
Chapter 46. : Civil Disobedience
Chapter 47. : Civil Liberties Protection
Chapter 48. : Civil Rights and Liberties
Chapter 49. : Civil Rights Protection
Chapter 50. : The Civil Service in The United States
Chapter 51. : Civil Unrest and Rioting
Chapter 52. : Civil Wars
Chapter 53. : Class Conflict
Chapter 54. : Clientelism
Chapter 55. : Colonial Government
Chapter 56. : Colonialism and Anticolonialism
Chapter 57. : Commerce Regulation
Chapter 58. : Commonwealths
Chapter 59. : Communications Management
Chapter 60. : Communist Parties
Chapter 61. : Comparative Government
Chapter 62. : Confederations
Chapter 63. : Conflict Resolution
Chapter 64. : Confucianism and Government
Chapter 65. : Congress
Chapter 66. : Conservatism
Chapter 67. : The Constitution of The United States
Chapter 68. : Constitutional Governments
Chapter 69. : Constitutional Law in The United States
Chapter 70. : Consumer Politics
Chapter 71. : Corporatism
Chapter 72. : County Government
Chapter 73. : Courts : State and Local
Chapter 74. : Courts : U.S. Federal
Chapter 75. : Cult of Personality
Chapter 76. : Dante’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 77. : Debts and Deficits in The U.S. Federal Budget
Chapter 78. : Deism
Chapter 79. : Delegates
Chapter 80. : Demagoguery
Chapter 81. : Democracy
Chapter 82. : The Democratic Party
Chapter 83. : Despotism and Tyranny
Chapter 84. : Developed and Developing Nations
Chapter 85. : Dialecticism
Chapter 86. : Dictatorships
Chapter 87. : Diplomacy and International Negotiation
Chapter 88. : Disaster Relief in The United States
Chapter 89. : Education Management
Chapter 90. : Elected Versus Appointed Offices in The United States
Chapter 91. : Elections
Chapter 92. : The Electoral College
Chapter 93. : Elitism
Chapter 94. : Empires and Empire Building
Chapter 95. : Energy Management
Chapter 96. : Entitlements
Chapter 97. : Environmental Protection
Chapter 98. : Epicurean Political Philosophy
Chapter 99. : Equality and Egalitarianism
Chapter 100. : Executive Functions in U.S. Government
Chapter 101. : Existentialism
Chapter 102. : Family and Politics in The United States
Chapter 103. : Fascism and Nazism
Chapter 104. : Federal Mandates
Chapter 105. : Federalism in The United States
Chapter 106. : Federations
Chapter 107. : Feminist Politics
Chapter 108. : Feudalism
Chapter 109. : Filibuster
Chapter 110. : Fire Protection
Chapter 111. : Food Politics
Chapter 112. : Force
Chapter 113. : Foreign Relations
Chapter 114. : Funding of Government
Chapter 115. : Gay and Lesbian Politics
Chapter 116. : Gender Politics
Chapter 117. : General Will
Chapter 118. : Genocide
Chapter 119. : Geopolitics
Chapter 120. : Government Agencies
Chapter 121. : Government Powers
Chapter 122. : Government Roles
Chapter 123. : Government Types
Chapter 124. : Grants-in-Aid
Chapter 125. : Grassroots Politics
Chapter 126. : Heads of State
Chapter 127. : Health Care Management
Chapter 128. : Hegemony
Chapter 129. : Hinduism and Government
Chapter 130. : History of Government
Chapter 131. : Hobbes’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 132. : Human Rights and International Politics
Chapter 133. : Idealism
Chapter 134. : Immigrants and Politics
Chapter 135. : Immigration and Emigration
Chapter 136. : Immigration Regulation
Chapter 137. : Impeachment
Chapter 138. : Imperialism
Chapter 139. : Independence Movements and Transitions
Chapter 140. : Indigenous Peoples’ Governments
Chapter 141. : Individual Versus State Rights
Chapter 142. : Industrialization
Chapter 143. : Initiatives and Referendums
Chapter 144. : Insurgencies and Coups d’ Etat
Chapter 145. : Interest Groups
Chapter 146. : Intergovernmental Relations
Chapter 147. : International Agreements
Chapter 148. : International Law
Chapter 149. : International Monetary Fund
Chapter 150. : International Relations
Chapter 151. : Invisible Government
Chapter 152. : Iron Triangles
Chapter 153. : Irrationalism in Politics
Chapter 154. : Islam and Government
Chapter 155. : Isolationism and Protectionism
Chapter 156. : John of Salisbury’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 157. : Judicial Review
Chapter 158. : Jurisprudence
Chapter 159. : Kant’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 160. : Keynesianism, Monetarism, and Supply-Side Economics
Chapter 161. : Labor Relations
Chapter 162. : Land Management in The United States
Chapter 163. : Latino Politics
Chapter 164. : Law Enforcement
Chapter 165. : Leadership
Chapter 166. : Leagues
Chapter 167. : The Left and The Right
Chapter 168. : Legal Systems in Anglo-American Governments
Chapter 169. : Legislative Body Types
Chapter 170. : Legislative Functions of Government
Chapter 171. : Legitimacy
Chapter 172. : Liberal Nationalism
Chapter 173. : Liberalism
Chapter 174. : Liberation Theology
Chapter 175. : Lobbying and Lobbyists
Chapter 176. : Local Governments
Chapter 177. : Locke’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 178. : Machiavelli’s Political Philosophy

Volume – 2

Chapter 179. : Marxism-Leninism
Chapter 180. : The Media and Elections
Chapter 181. : The Media and The Conduct of Government
Chapter 182. : Mercantilism
Chapter 183. : Mexico : Politics and Government
Chapter 184. : Military Conscription and Conscientious Objection
Chapter 185. : Military Governments
Chapter 186. : Military Structure
Chapter 187. : Mill’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 188. : Modern Monarchy
Chapter 189. : Monarchy in Constitutional Governments
Chapter 190. : Monarchy in History
Chapter 191. : Montesquieu’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 192. : Multiparty Systems
Chapter 193. : The Nation-State
Chapter 194. : National Economies
Chapter 195. : National Liberation Movements
Chapter 196. : National Security
Chapter 197. : Nationalism
Chapter 198. : Naturalization
Chapter 199. : Neo-Conservatism
Chapter 200. : Neo-Idealism
Chapter 201. : The New Right
Chapter 202. : Nietzsche’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 203. : Nomadic Peoples’ Governments
Chapter 204. : Nomination Processes
Chapter 205. : Nonaligned Movements
Chapter 206. : Nonpartisan Political Organizations
Chapter 207. : North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Chapter 208. : Ochlocracy
Chapter 209. : Oligarchy
Chapter 210. : One-Party Systems
Chapter 211. : Organized Crime and Political Corruption
Chapter 212. : Pacific Islander Governments
Chapter 213. : Pan-Africanism
Chapter 214. : Parliamentary Government
Chapter 215. : Patriotism
Chapter 216. : Peace
Chapter 217. : Plato’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 218. : Pluralism
Chapter 219. : Police States
Chapter 220. : Policy Development and Implementation
Chapter 221. : Political Action Committees
Chapter 222. : Political Campaigning, Planning, and Financing
Chapter 223. : Political Campaigns in U.S. History
Chapter 224. : Political Correctness
Chapter 225. : Political Crimes
Chapter 226. : Political Economy
Chapter 227. : Political Ethics
Chapter 228. : Political Machines and Bosses
Chapter 229. : Political Myths and The Philosophies of Mosca and Pareto
Chapter 230. : Political Participation
Chapter 231. : Political Parties
Chapter 232. : Political Party Conventions
Chapter 233. : Political Party Roles
Chapter 234. : Political Philosophy
Chapter 235. : Political Platforms
Chapter 236. : Political Pragmatism
Chapter 237. : Political Representation in The United States
Chapter 238. : Political Science
Chapter 239. : Political Violence
Chapter 240. : Polity
Chapter 241. : Populism
Chapter 242. : Positivism
Chapter 243. : Postal Service
Chapter 244. : Postmodernism
Chapter 245. : Power Divisions in Governments
Chapter 246. : Power in Politics
Chapter 247. : The Presidency in The United States
Chapter 248. : Presidential Elections in The United States
Chapter 249. : Primary Elections
Chapter 250. : Progressivism
Chapter 251. : Propaganda
Chapter 252. : Protest Movements
Chapter 253. : Public Opinion Polling
Chapter 254. : Public Policy
Chapter 255. : Public Utilities
Chapter 256. : Public Works
Chapter 257. : Race and Ethnicity
Chapter 258. : Radicalism
Chapter 259. : Realpolitik
Chapter 260. : Regional Governments
Chapter 261. : Regulatory Agencies in The United States
Chapter 262. : Religion and Politics
Chapter 263. : Reproductive Politics
Chapter 264. : The Republican Party
Chapter 265. : Republicanism
Chapter 266. : Research, Development, and Planning
Chapter 267. : Resource Management
Chapter 268. : Revolutionary Governments
Chapter 269. : Revolutionary Parties
Chapter 270. : Revolutions
Chapter 271. : Right of Revolution
Chapter 272. : Right to Bear Arms and The Second Amendment
Chapter 273. : Rousseau’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 274. : Rural Community Government
Chapter 275. : Russian Political History
Chapter 276. : Sanctions
Chapter 277. : Scientific Humanism
Chapter 278. : Secessionism
Chapter 279. : Self-Determination
Chapter 280. : Self-Interest in Politics
Chapter 281. : Separation of Powers : Political Philosophy
Chapter 282. : Separation of Powers : Presidential Government
Chapter 283. : Slavery and U.S. Political History
Chapter 284. : The Social Contract
Chapter 285. : Social Darwinism
Chapter 286. : Social Democracies
Chapter 287. : Social Democratic Parties
Chapter 288. : The Social Security System
Chapter 289. : Social Services
Chapter 290. : Socialism
Chapter 291. : Spinoza’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 292. : The State
Chapter 293. : State and Local Government
Chapter 294. : State Government
Chapter 295. : Statesmanship
Chapter 296. : Stoic Political Philosophy
Chapter 297. : Succession
Chapter 298. : Superpowers and World Politics
Chapter 299. : Supranational Government Institutions
Chapter 300. : The Supreme Court : Organization and Purpose
Chapter 301. : The Supreme Court : Role in Government and Law
Chapter 302. : Taxation and Appropriation
Chapter 303. : Technology and citizen-Government Relations
Chapter 304. : Term Limits
Chapter 305. : Terrorism
Chapter 306. : Theocracy
Chapter 307. : Thomas Aquinas’ Political Philosophy
Chapter 308. : Tocqueville’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 309. : Totalitarianism
Chapter 310. : Town Meetings
Chapter 311. : Trade with Foreign Nations
Chapter 312. : Transportation Management in The United States
Chapter 313. : Treasury Systems
Chapter 314. : Treaties
Chapter 315. : Tribal Government
Chapter 316. : Two-Party Systems
Chapter 317. : Underdeveloped Nations
Chapter 318. : United Nations
Chapter 319. : Urban Governments
Chapter 320. : Urban Policy
Chapter 321. : Urban Renewal and Housing
Chapter 322. : Urbanization
Chapter 323. : Utilitarianism
Chapter 324. : Utopianism
Chapter 325. : The Vatican
Chapter 326. : Veto Power
Chapter 327. : Vico’s Political Philosophy
Chapter 328. : Voting Behavior in The United States
Chapter 329. : Voting in History
Chapter 330. : Voting Processes
Chapter 331. : War
Chapter 332. : The Welfare State
Chapter 333. : Women Suffrage
Chapter 334. : Women in Politics
Chapter 335. : The World Bank
Chapter 336. : The World Court
Chapter 337. : World Government and Environmental Protection
Chapter 338. : World Government Movements
Chapter 339. : The World Health Organization
Chapter 340. : World Political Organization
Chapter 341. : Zionism

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