著者紹介

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PART I. APPROACHES; 1. Normative Institutionalism; 2. Rational ChoiceInstitutionalism; 3. Historical Institutionalism; 4. ConstructivistInstitutionalism; 5. Network Institutionalism; 6. Old Institutionalism; PARTII. INSTITUTIONS; 7. State and State-Building; 8. Development of CivilSociety; 9. Economic Institutions; 10. The Institutions of Social Inclusionand Exclusion; 11. Constitutions; 12. Constitutions (Comparative); 13.American Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations; UNDER THE GENERALEDITORSHIP OF ROBERT E. GOODIN, A LARGE GROUP OF INTELLECTUALLY ATTRACTIVEAUTHORS HAS CHARTED THE ENTIRE FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN AN UNBIASEDMULTI-PARADIGMATIC WAY. MINERVA'S OWL WOULD MAKE A NICE LOGO FOR THISMONUMENTAL COLLECTIVE WORK OF THE OXFORD HANDBOOKS: WHAT MOVES US FORWARD ISLOOKING BACK AT WHAT WE KNOW; A PARAMOUNT EFFORT COORDINATED BY ROBERT GOODINFOR OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS HAS PRODUCED AN IMPRESSIVE SET OF TEN VOLUMESABOUT THE STATE OF THE DISCIPLINE, THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,WHICH HAS BECOME AN INSTANT MUST; 14. Comparative Federalism; 15. TerritorialInstitutions; 16. Executives - the American presidency; 17. Executives inParliamentary Systems; 18. Comparative Executive-Legislative Relations; 19.Public Bureaucracies; 20. Welfare State; 21. The Regulatory State?; 22.Legislative Organization; 23. Legislative Behavior; 24. Bicameralism; 25.Comparative Local Governance; 26. Judicial Institutions; 27. JudicialProcesses; 28. Political Parties; 29. Electoral Systems; 30. Institutions ofdirect democracy; 31. International Political Institutions; 32. InternationalSecurity Institutions; 33. International Economic Institutions; 34.International NGOs; PART III. PAST AND PRESENT; 35. Encounters withModernity; 36. About Institutions, Mainly, But Not Exclusively, Political;37. Thinking Institutionally; 38. Political Institutions - Old and New