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Comparative Government

An introduction to the institutions, and political behavior associated with the study of states and international politics.
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Topics include:
  • Governments
  • Political systems
  • Regimes
  • Role of the state
  • Political institutions
  • Political culture
  • Interest groups
  • Political Parties
  • Voting and elections
  • Modern bureaucracy
  • Political economy
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Open Source Scholarly Articles

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CORE (COnnecting REpositories)

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DART Europe

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DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

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Google Scholar

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International and Area Studies Commons

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Social Science Open Access Repository

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Social Science Research Network

 

 

Free Textbooks and  Related Books

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Foundations of Comparative Politics (Newton & Van Deth)

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Comparative Government and Politics (Hague & Harrop)

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Introduction to Comparative Politics (Krupavicius et al.)

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Research Institutes

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British American Security Information Council

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Brookings Institution

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Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs

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Center for Strategic & International Studies

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Chatham House: The Royal Institute of International Affairs

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Council on Foreign Relations

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European Council on Foreign Relations

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European Unions Institute for Security Studies

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Freedom House

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Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations

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German Institute of Global and Area Studies

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The Heritage Foundation

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Hoover Institution

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Institute for Security & Development Policy

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The Jamestown Foundation

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The Japan Institute of International Affairs

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Migration Policy Institute

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Open Canada

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Peterson Institute for International Economics

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Population Reference Bureau

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RAND Corporation

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Royal United Services Institute

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Russian International Affairs Council

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security

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Transparency International

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United States Institute of Peace

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Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

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