comparative governmentの例文

• Afterwards, he gave classes on comparative governments at Binghamton University.
• Really, how much analysis do approaches like Comparative government really do?
• He was a recognized specialist in Comparative Government.
• Some historians and comparative government experts indicate that the former stems directly from the latter.
• Dr . Indorf's specialties are international education, comparative government and Asian politics ."
• New disciplines such as International Relations, International Law, Political Economy and Comparative Government were introduced.
• Rizvi received MPhil on the basis of publishing his thesis on South Asia and the Comparative government.
• She then spent two full-time years studying at the MSc ( Econ ) in Comparative Government.
• At Wesleyan, Wilson published, " The State ", a study of comparative government.
• Ms . Bhutto studied comparative government at Harvard University and politics and economics at Britain's Oxford University.
• Juniors and seniors can choose from over 35 elective courses such as Oceanography, Comparative Government, and Film Studies.
• This court system is very complicated, and it's important to understand for students of history and comparative government.
• Huntington is credited with helping to shape U . S . views on civilian-military relations, political development, and comparative government.
• In 1989, Mazzucelli began her PhD studies in Comparative Government ( with minors in International Relations and Political Philosophy ) at Georgetown University.
• AbuKhalil was born in M . A . in political science from the American University of Beirut, and a Ph . D . in comparative government from Georgetown University.
• He is also a Full Professor of Comparative Government and Diaspora Politics at Georgetown University, and the Founding Director of the Program for Jewish Civilization ( PJC ) at Georgetown.
• Ms . Pate settled on Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, which accepted all of her courses except comparative government and politics, for which the university had no equivalent course.
• Birns taught and lectured for 15 years in the fields of Latin American studies, comparative government, and international law at a number of U . S . and British colleges and universities.
• All engineering courses are Project Lead the Way and all courses are honors level or higher; Advanced Placement courses are available in Biology, Language and Composition, and Comparative Government and Politics.
• Rachel Kleinfeld, Yale, ethics, politics and economics; Elisha Peterson, Harvey Mudd College, mathematics; Melissa Sturm, U . S . Military Academy, comparative government; Derek Lyons, Reed College, chemistry.