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About the Contributors; Preface; PART 1 INTRODUCTION; 1. The State ofthe Discipline, the Discipline of the State; PART II POLITICAL THEORY; 2.Overview of Political Theory; 3. Normative Methodology; 4. Theory in History:Problems with Context and Narrative; 5. Justice After Rawls; 6. Modernity andits Critics; PART III POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS; 7. Old Institutionalisms: AnOverview; 8. Elaborating the "New Institutionalism"; 9. ComparativeConstitutions; 10. Political Parties In and Out of Legislatures; 11. TheRegulatory State?; PART IV LAW & POLITICS; 12. Overview of Law andPolitics: The Study of Law and Politics; 13. The Judicialization ofPolitics; 14. Judicial Behavior; 15. Law and Society; 16. Feminist Theory andthe Law; PART V POLITICAL BEHAVIOR; 17. Overview of Political Behavior:Political Behavior and Citizen Politics; 18. Political Psychology and Choice;19. Votes and Parties; 20. Comparative Legislative Behavior; 21. PoliticalIntolerance in the Context of Democratic Theory; PART VI CONTEXTUALPOLITICAL ANALYSIS; 22. Overview of Contextual Political Analysis: ItDepends; 23. Political Ontology; 24. The Logic of Appropriateness; 25. Whyand How Place Matters; 26. Why and How History Matters; PART VII COMPARATIVEPOLITICS; 27. Overview of Comparative Politics; 28. War, Trade and StateFormation; 29. What Causes Democratization?; 30. Party Systems; 31. PoliticalClientelism; PART VIII INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; 32. Overview ofInternational Relations: Between Utopia and Reality; 33. The New Liberalism;34. The English School; 35. From International Relations to Global Society;36. Big Questions in the Study of World Politics ROBERT O. KEOHANE; 37.Six Wishes for a More Relevant Discipline of International Relations; PART IXPOLITICAL ECONOMY; 38. Overview of Political Economy: The Reach ofPolitical Economy; 39. Economic Methods in Positive Political Theory; 40.Capitalism and Democracy; 41. Politics, Delegation and Bureaucracy; 42. TheEvolutionary Basis of Collective Action; PART X PUBLIC POLICY; 43. Overviewof Public Policy: The Public and Its Policies; 44. Social and CulturalFactors: Constraining and Enabling; 45. Policy Dynamics; 46. ReframingProblematic Policies; 47. Reflections on Policy Analysis: Putting it TogetherAgain; PART XI POLITICAL METHODOLOGY; 48. Overview of PoliticalMethodology: Post-behavioral Movements and Trends; 49. Causation andExplanation in Social Science; 50. Field Experiments and Natural Experiments;51. The Case Study: What It Is and What It Does; 52. Integrating Qualitativeand Quantitative Methods; APPENDIX: Tables of Contents of the Other TenOxford Handbooks of Political Science; Index