Хрестоматия на английском языке для студентов-политологов = English Reader for Political Science Students

CONTENTS ПРЕДИСЛОВИЕ PART I. POLITICS AND THE STATE Section 1. DEFINING THE STATE Section 2. DEBATING THE STATE Rival theories of the state Text A. The pluralist state Text B. The capitalist state Text C. The leviathan state Text D. The patriarchal state The role of the state Text A. Minimal states Text B. Developmental states Text C. Social-democratic states Text D. Collectivized states Text E. Totalitarian states Text F. Religious states Section 3 ECLIPSE OF THE STATE? Decline and fall of the state Text A. Globalization and state transformation Text B. Non-state actors and international bodies Text C. Failed states and state-building Return of the state? PART II. DEMOCRACY AND LEGITIMACY Section 1. LEGITIMACY AND POLITICAL STABILITY Text A. Legitimizing power Text B. Legitimation crises and revolutions Text C. Democratic legitimacy Text D. Non-democratic legitimacy? Section 2. DEMOCRACY Text A. Understanding democracy Text B. Who are the people? Text C. How should the people rule? Text D. How far should popular rule extend? Section 3. MODELS OF DEMOCRACY Text A. Classical democracy Text B. Protective democracy Text C. Developmental democracy Text D. People’s democracy Section 4. DEMOCRACY IN PRACTICE: RIVAL VIEWS Text A. Pluralist view Text B. Elitist view Text C. Corporatist view Text D. New Right view Text E. Marxist view Text F. Towards cosmopolitan democracy? PART III. REPRESENTATION. ELECTIONS. VOTING Section 1. REPRESENTATION Text A. Representation: the general notion Text B. Trustee model Text C. Delegate model Text D. Mandate model Text E. Resemblance model Section 2. ELECTIONS Text A. Elections: the key issues Text B. Functions of elections Text C. Electoral systems: major types Text D. Electoral systems: debates and controversies Text E. What do elections mean? Section 3. VOTING Voting behaviour Theories of voting Text A. Party-identification model Text B. Sociological model Text С. Rational-choice model Text D. Dominant-ideology model PART IV. POLITICAL CULTURE AND THE MEDIA Section 1. POLITICAL CULTURE Section 2. MEDIA AND POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Mass media Text A. Theories of the mass media Text B. Pluralist model Text C. Dominant-ideology model Text D. Elite-values model Text E. Market model Media. Democracy. Governance Text A. Mass media as custodians of democracy Text B. Media and governance Text C. New media and the rise of e-politics Text D. Media globalization Mass media and political communication Text A. Propaganda machines Text B. Politics of spin LITERATURE