Multiparty Government: The Politics of Coalition in Europe (Ann Arbor Paperbacks)
Published in Paperback by University of Michigan Press (1998)
Authors: Michael Laver and Norman Schofield
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An impressive approach to comparative politics
Synagogue Song in America (Performance in World Music Series, No 4)
Published in Hardcover by White Cliffs Media Co (1991)
Authors: Joseph A. Levine, Michael Schofield, and Larry W. Smith
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$56 asked for used copy outrageous, but book's worth it!
The " Daily Telegraph" Recruitment Handbook
Published in Hardcover by Kogan Page (31 December, 1982)
Authors: Penny Hackett, Philip Schofield, and Michael Armstrong
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A Minority: A Report on the Life of the Male Homosexual in Great Britain
Published in Textbook Binding by Greenwood Publishing Group (1960)
Author: Michael George, Schofield
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Multiparty Government: The Politics and Coalition in Europe (Comparative European Politics)
Published in Paperback by Oxford University Press (1991)
Authors: Michael Laver and Norman Schofield
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Promiscuity
Published in Hardcover by Xs Books (1988)
Author: Michael Schofield
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Report of the Committee on the Operation of the Sexual Containment Act
Published in Unknown Binding by Davis-Poynter ()
Author: Michael George Schofield
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The sexual behaviour of young adults; a follow-up study to The sexual behaviour of young people
Published in Unknown Binding by Allen Lane ()
Author: Michael George Schofield
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Social research
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Author: Michael George Schofield
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The strange case of pot
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Author: Michael George Schofield
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They do this using fairly straightforward language and by combining various traditions in political science. There are those who are married to the concept of building models and general game theory to describe anything, and there are those who make predictions and generalizations based on organic statistical analysis of the available data, combined with suppositions about the future of politics. The former is usually a crude oversimplification, while the latter is overly subjective. Laver and Schofield attempt to satisfy both of these traditions and answer the concerns of both sides with any point they make.
Great book on comparative politics. Great book on coalition formation. Easy to read (relatively).