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Examines the development of viable political institutions in nations and contributes to modern political analysis.

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Named one of the significant books of the last 75 years by Francis Fukuyama in Foreign Affairs

"This book, which first appeared in 1968, was one of the classics of late twentieth-century social science, a work that had enormous influence on the way people thought about development, both in academia and in the policy world. The breadth of knowledge about developing countries, as well as the analytical insight that Political Order brought to bear, was astonishing, and cemented Samuel Huntington's reputation as one of the foremost political scientists of his generation."—Francis Fukuyama, from the Foreword


Political Order in Changing Societies

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      Publisher: Yale University Press
      Publication Date: 01/04/2006
      ISBN13: 9780300116205, 978-0300116205
      ISBN10: 0300116209
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Examines the development of viable political institutions in nations and contributes to modern political analysis.

      Trade Review
      Named one of the significant books of the last 75 years by Francis Fukuyama in Foreign Affairs

      "This book, which first appeared in 1968, was one of the classics of late twentieth-century social science, a work that had enormous influence on the way people thought about development, both in academia and in the policy world. The breadth of knowledge about developing countries, as well as the analytical insight that Political Order brought to bear, was astonishing, and cemented Samuel Huntington's reputation as one of the foremost political scientists of his generation."—Francis Fukuyama, from the Foreword


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