POLS 220: Lecture Ten
POLS 220: Lecture Ten
38:24This lecture, part 10 in the series, explores the concept of regime change within the field of comparative politics. It examines the factors leading to regime changes such as revolutions and military coups, the dramatic consequences of these changes, and how comparative political scientists analyze such transitions. The lecture delves into historical examples of regime change and discusses the complexities of democratization processes, the role of the military, and the challenges in predictions within political science.
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POLS 220: Lecture Ten
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