Comparative government
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Comparative government or comparative politics is the field of political science that focuses on comparing the varying forms of government in different settings, especially the governments of different states and nations, though it may also compare governments across different periods of history.
A closely related area of study is civics.
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External link
- What is comparative politics? (http://home.millsaps.edu/~omobai/LEC-A130.HTM)
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