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About the book

Comparative Government and Politics: Theory and Concepts provides an in-depth examination of the major theories and foundational concepts that constitute the core of comparative politics.
This book offers:
• A comprehensive analysis of the evolution of comparative politics
• Clear explanations of the various approaches used in the comparative study of political systems
• An insightful examination of different forms of government—including unitary, federal, parliamentary, and presidential systems
• A detailed discussion on the classification of political systems operating across the world
• An exploration of the roles, functions, and significance of political parties and interest groups
• A critical analysis of military intervention in the politics of both developed and developing countries
Designed to meet the needs of students of comparative politics, this book also serves as an essential resource for aspirants preparing for competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, and the Civil Services. It combines clarity with academic rigor to provide a dependable guide for understanding the structures and dynamics of political systems.
Comparative Government and Politics: Theory and Concepts provides an in-depth examination of the major theories and foundational concepts that constitute the core of comparative politics.
This book offers:
• A comprehensive analysis of the evolution of comparative politics
• Clear explanations of the various approaches used in the comparative study of political systems
• An insightful examination of different forms of government—including unitary, federal, parliamentary, and presidential systems
• A detailed discussion on the classification of political systems operating across the world
• An exploration of the roles, functions, and significance of political parties and interest groups
• A critical analysis of military intervention in the politics of both developed and developing countries
Designed to meet the needs of students of comparative politics, this book also serves as an essential resource for aspirants preparing for competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, and the Civil Services. It combines clarity with academic rigor to provide a dependable guide for understanding the structures and dynamics of political systems.

About the author

Debarshi Khamrui is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Asutosh College. He previously served as an Assistant Professor at Jhargram Raj College under the Government of West Bengal.
He completed his post-graduation in Political Science from Rabindra Bharati University in 2006 and qualified the SLET Examination in 2007. With nearly fifteen years of teaching experience, he has authored several scholarly articles that have been published in reputed journals and edited volumes. He has also presented research papers at international seminars.
His specialization is in Public Administration, and his academic interests include the Indian Constitution, Constitutional Law, Legal Literacy, Comparative Politics, Western Political Thought, and International Relations.