Which Type of Arguments Do Scholars of Comparative Politics Usually

question 37

Multiple Choice

Which type of arguments do scholars of comparative politics usually make?

• A) Political arguments
• B) Ethical arguments
• C) Normative arguments
• D) Empirical arguments

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