A political scientist who studies the politics of several Eastern European countries following the fall of the Soviet Union would, most specifically, be considered an expert in the subfield of __________.
a. political science
b. public policy
c. political theory
d. comparative politics
Question 2
Which of these mistakes is the public most likely to make in relation to its chief executive?
a. accepting that he or she is relatively powerless over policy-making outcomes
b. believing that he or she can solve all of the country's major problems singlehandedly
c. believing that he or she needs to be the hardest working person in the entire government
d. accepting that he or she does not need to abide by the same moral code as everyone else
Which Political Party Dominates?
Saving and Investment Rates of Industrialized Countries, 1960–1974
Share of Human Capital in Wages in Developing Countries
Cross-Sectional Studies
European swimming competition