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AP Comparative Government and Politics Course Information
 AP Government and Politics Course Description (.pdf/2.1MB) New!
AP Comparative Government and Politics Teacher's Guide (.pdf/783KB) New!
AP Comparative Government and Politics Course Perspective
Changes to the AP Comparative Government and Politics Course in 2005-2006
AP Comparative Government and Politics Development Committee
Sample Syllabi
Exam Information
AP Comparative Government and Politics Exam Page
Free AP Comparative Government and Politics Practice Exam New!
Exam Tips: AP Comparative Government and Politics
Seeking AP Exam Readers New!
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Teaching Resource Materials
Curriculum Modules New!
Recent Elections from Around the World (.pdf/279KB)
For the Classroom
Teaching the Comparative Method (.pdf/1.2MB) New!
Briefing Papers
AP Comparative Government and Politics Briefing Papers
Other Resources
Teaching Tips
Comparative Government and Politics Related Web Sites
College Board Products
CB Store: Products for AP Comparative Government and Politics
Teachers' Resource Reviews
There are currently more than 180 reviews of Comparative Government and Politics resources, including textbooks, Web sites, software, multimedia CD-Roms, and more, in the Teachers' Resources area. Each review describes the resource and suggests ways it might be used in the classroom. New reviews are added regularly, so check back often!
Teachers' Resources
Feature Articles
Contemporary World Politics
Understanding Federalism and Devolution New!
The Democratic Transition in Nigeria New!
Electoral Systems and Political Parties New!
The British General Election of 2005
Civil Society: An Introduction
Russia's Elections and "Managed Democracy"
Challenges of European Union Enlargement
Illiberal Democracy and Vladimir Putin's Russia
Elite Transformation and Institutional Change: The Recent Party Congresses in China
Teaching Skills
Comparative Politics Made Simple New!
Teaching the New AP Comparative Government Course
Using Current Events Examples in AP Government and Politics Courses
CLUES to Critical Thinking About Politics
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AP Comparative Government and Politics Newsletter
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