Politics discussion

I want the group to be as focused as possible, so I've targeted eight main subjects of political science for study:

Political Theory - philosophy and political theory topics
Comparative Politics - comparisons of political institutions and practices
Public Administration - the inner workings and theories of government bodies
Rhetoric and Political Behavior - what makes candidates, officials, and voters do what they do
International Relations - relations between sovereign states and international bodies
Public Law - public and administrative law, the court system, etc.
Political Methodology - political research methods
Political Fiction/Lit - fiction or dramatized books that touch on politics, dystopian and utopian fiction, etc.

Monthly breakdown of books by topic:

October and November:
1. Political Theory (Pre-modern)
2. Rhetoric and Political Behavior

December and January:
1. Political Fiction/Lit
2. International Relations

February and March:
1. Political Theory (any)
2. Comparative Politics

April and May:
1. Public Administration
2. Rhetoric and Political Behavior

June and July:
1. Political Methodology
2. Political Theory (Modern/Contemporary)

August and September:
1. Political Fiction/Lit
2. Public Law