Comparative politics is a core subfield of political science that employs systematic comparative methods to analyze and explain political phenomena, institutions, and processes across different political units, such as states, aiming to identify patterns, understand variation, and contribute to general theories of politics.
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Research papers and scholarly works on Comparative Politics.
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1992 | 8.1K | |
1998 | 7.9K | |
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1993 | 7K |
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Leading researchers in Comparative Politics. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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FS ETH Zurich | 40 | 8.4K | 33 |
SH London School of Economics and Political Science | 44 | 7.7K | 32 |
AL University of California San Diego | 42 | 15.5K | 32 |
RR University of Strathclyde | 50 | 6.6K | 31 |
GM University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | 34 | 14.2K | 29 |
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Leading universities and research organizations in Comparative Politics. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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 London, United Kingdom | 494 | 43.5K | 100 |
 Cambridge, United States | 240 | 41.6K | 86 |
 Oxford, United Kingdom | 469 | 33.6K | 85 |
 Amsterdam, The Netherlands | 392 | 35.6K | 83 |
 Florence, Italy | 306 | 30K | 82 |
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Leading journals and conferences in Comparative Politics. Counts cover only their publications on this concept, not their overall record.
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