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Power & Choice

by W. Phillips Shively (2007)

About this book

Sous la double approche du pouvoir et des décisions collectives, cet ouvrage se veut une introduction à la fois pratique et théorique aux phénomènes politiques. La version française a été adaptée à la réalité canadienne et québécoise. De même, la bibliographie a été enrichie d'ouvrages en français. On trouve également des exercices à la fin de chaque chapitre, avec des annexes et un glossaire. [SDM].

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