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What is Politics?: The Activity and its Study by Adrian Leftwich (Farsi)

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Author
Adrian Leftwich
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
South Africa
Format
Paperback
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350 g (12.35 oz)
Delivery date
Kas 19 — Kas 26

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What is Politics?: The Activity and its Study by Adrian Leftwich (Farsi)

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"What is Politics?: The Activity and its Study" by Adrian Leftwich is a comprehensive exploration of the nature of politics and the methods used to study it. The book delves into the fundamental aspects of political activity, examining how political systems, processes, and behavior shape societies. Leftwich provides an in-depth analysis of various political concepts, theories, and practices, aiming to clarify what constitutes political activity and how it can be understood and analyzed. In the book, Leftwich addresses key questions about the role of politics in everyday life, the different forms of political engagement, and the impact of political decisions on individuals and communities. The study includes a critical review of political science methodologies and approaches, making it a valuable resource for both students and scholars of political science.

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Page Count

317 pages

Theme & Writing Style

A scholarly analysis of political activity and its study

Persian Title

کتاب سیاست چیست اثر آدریان لفت ویچ

ISBN

9786220606208

Language

Persian (Farsi)

Ek bilgi

Ağırlık 350 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Genre

Political Science

Format

Paperback

Origin

South Africa

Author Adrian Leftwich

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