Applications of a win--win policy : implications for teaching political science / Stuart S. Nagel.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Pt. 1. Political Science Substance. Ch. 1. Political Theory. Political Theory in General. Win-Win Justice. Win-Win Equity. Win-Win Societal Facilitators. Ch. 2. American Government. Political Institutions. Policy Substance and Administration. Legal Institutions. Ch. 3. International Relations. International Peace. International Prosperity. International Democracy. Ch. 4. Comparative Government. Economic Policy. Social Policy. Technology Policy. Political Policy. Multiple Policies -- Pt. 2. Teaching Procedures. Ch. 5. Policy Curriculum. Undergraduate, Doctoral, Master's Program. Government Work, Teaching Work. Political Science or an Interdisciplinary Program. Substance and Method. Separate Field, Pervasive Approach. Classroom and Field Experience. Hard Money, Soft Money. Teaching, Research. Causes, Evaluation. Local, State, National, and Cross-National Levels. Liberal and Conservative. Ch. 6. Policy Methods. Issues on What to Teach. Issues on How to Teach.

Some Conclusions. Ch. 7. Policy Software. Issues on What to Teach. Four Important Elements. Benefits and Objectives. Specific Procedures. Miscellaneous Pointers for Teaching Substance with Microcomputers. Some Conclusions.