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Table of Contents American Government Introduction to American Government .............................2 Presidency ......................................................................5 Congress .........................................................................7 Law and Courts ...............................................................9 Crminal Justice Policy ................................................... 11 Political Behavior Elections ...................................................................... 11 Interest Group Politics .................................................. 13 Minority & Gender Politics ............................................ 14 Media & Public Opinion ............................................... 15 Political Communication .............................................. 16 State and Local Government Introduction to State and Local Government ............... 16 State Politics ................................................................ 17 Intergovernmental Relations ......................................... 19 Public Policy Introduction to Public Policy ......................................... 19 Environmental Policy .................................................... 21 Public Administration Introduction to Public Administration ........................... 23 Bureaucracy ................................................................. 24 Urban Management ..................................................... 25 Public & Nonprofi t Management .................................. 25 Organization Theory ...................................................... 27 Human Resource Management ................................... 28 Budgeting & Financial Management ............................ 28 Policy Analysis .............................................................. 29 Ethics of Public Administration ..................................... 29 International Relations Introduction to International Relations ......................... 30 Introduction to International Studies ............................ 32 Globalization ................................................................ 33 Politics of Development ................................................ 33 International Political Economy ................................... 33 Confl ict ......................................................................... 34 Terrorism ...................................................................... 34 Foreign Policy ............................................................... 36 Intelligence & Homeland Security ................................ 38 Global Environmental Politics ....................................... 42 Comparative Politics Introduction to Comparative Politics............................. 43 European Politics ......................................................... 44 Middle East Politics ...................................................... 45 Russian Politics ............................................................ 45 Comparative Public Policy ............................................ 46 Comparative Political Economy .................................... 46 Theory and Foundations Introduction to Political Science ................................... 47 Political Theory ............................................................. 48 Research Methods and Statistics Methods for Political Science ....................................... 49 Methods for Public Administration ............................... 52 For Your Bookshelf ...................................................... 53 Student Resources ....................................................... 53 Dear Colleague: Building on more than 40 years of experience publishing for political science, CQ Press remains steadfast in our commitment to maintain the quality you have come to expect from our products. 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