Question

The anthropological approach to the study of political systems and organization is global and comparative,

a: but it focuses exclusively on non states, leaving the study of states and nation states to political scientists
b: and it includes non states as well as the states and nation states traditionally studied by political scientists
c: although this sometimes leads to disciplinary turf wars with other disciplines such as political science and sociology
d: but it focuses on people's experiences and leaves the study of institutions of political power to other scholars
e: although this area is becoming less and less interesting to study become there are very few nation states

Answer 1

The anthropological approach to the study of political systems is global and comparative, including both non states and states. Anthropologists focus on people's experiences and unique historical trajectories.

Step-by-step explanation:

The anthropological approach to the study of political systems and organization is global and comparative. It includes non states as well as the states and nation states traditionally studied by political scientists. Anthropologists focus on people's experiences and the unique historical trajectory of each society, while leaving the study of institutions of political power to other scholars. This sometimes leads to disciplinary turf wars with other disciplines such as political science and sociology.