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List of Illustrations Acronyms and Abbreviations Acknowledgements Introduction Part I The Dimensions of Acidification
1. Acid Emissions
2. Acid Damage
3. Acid Controls
4. Acid Politics Part I1 National and Regional Experiences
5. Britain
6. The European Union
7. Russia and Eastern Europe
8. North America
9. The Newly Industrializing Countries Conclusions Notes Index
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Keri Valdez
reviewed Acid earth on July 31, 2007
Acid earth
This is an excellent introduction to the three dominant paradigms in Comparative Politics: rational-choice analysis, cultural analysis, and structural analysis. The contributors are widely-known in political science and allied disciplines and the book also presents a synthesis of the three approaches.
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