List of illustrations | p. vii |
List of tables | p. viii |
List of contributors | p. ix |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Sartori on concepts and method | p. 11 |
Concept misformation in comparative politics | p. 13 |
What is politics? | p. 44 |
The Tower of Babel | p. 61 |
Guidelines for concept analysis | p. 97 |
Comparing and miscomparing | p. 151 |
Further observations on concepts, definitions, and models | p. 165 |
Extending the Sartori tradition | p. 179 |
Point of departure: intension and extension | p. 181 |
Revolution: untangling alternative meanings | p. 203 |
Culture: joining minimal definitions and ideal types | p. 241 |
Democracy: conceptual hierarchies in comparative research | p. 269 |
Peasant: clarifying meaning and refining explanation | p. 289 |
Institutionalization: unpacking the concept and explaining party change | p. 315 |
In the academy and beyond | p. 329 |
Chance, luck, and stubbornness: an autobiographical essay | p. 331 |
Teacher and mentor | p. 341 |
Giovanni Sartori: biography and bibliography | p. 347 |
Acknowledgments to reprint previously published material | p. 360 |
Index | p. 362 |
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