The philosophy and methods of political science
London : New York, NY: Palgrave-Macmillan (2016) Copy BIBTEX
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A short, lively and innovative text, this book addresses the question of what constitutes good practice in a variety of political science methods and examines the philosophy that underpins them. It argues for a pluralistic approach that will deliver effective analysis and an in-depth understanding of political events.Author's Profile
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