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PLSC 401: Seminar
0.50 Credits
Albion College
Individual research within context of small group discussion and analysis of a common topic of politics.
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PLSC 402: Seminar
1.00 Credits
Albion College
Individual research within context of small group discussion and analysis of a common topic of politics.
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PLSC 405: National Security Policy
1.00 Credits
Albion College
Seminar will explore new security challenges facing the U.S. & other nations in the post-Cold War period, and will deal mainly with the 'technical' aspects of 'security studies' espec. the issue of nuclear weapons revolution & its integration into strategic policy planning. Post-Cold War era & post-9/11 will be the predominate focus of the seminar.
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PLSC 411: Directed Study
0.50 Credits
Albion College
Individual research on a senior thesis of politics under tutorial direction of the faculty. (Students must have a grade point average of 3.0 to take a directed study in Political Science.)
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PLSC 412: Directed Study
1.00 Credits
Albion College
Individual research on a senior thesis of politics under tutorial direction of the faculty. (Students must have a grade point average of 3.0 to take a directed study in political science.)
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PLSC 413: Directed Study
1.50 Credits
Albion College
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Political Science 101: Politics of American Democracy Fall,Spring
1.00 Credits
Albion College
An overview of the dynamics and structure of the American political system: the Constitution, civil liberties, Congress, the Presidency, bureaucracy, interest groups, political parties, and voting behavior. Contrasts the principles of democratic action with a behind-the-scenes examination of how public policy is actually made. Dabney, Grossman, Rose.
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Political Science 101 - Politics of American Democracy Fall,Spring
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Political Science 105: Introduction to Political Thought
1.00 Credits
Albion College
An introduction to fundamental concepts and theories of politics, with emphasis on the concepts of justice, liberty, equality and democracy. The works of theorists such as Plato, Aristotle, Locke, Rousseau, Madison, Tocqueville, Marx, and Schumpeter are explored. Ben-Ishai, Rose.
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Political Science 106: Contemporary Approaches to Politics
1.00 Credits
Albion College
Examines twentieth century approaches to political phenomena, including the works of thinkers such as Weber, pluralists, critical pluralists, rational choice theorists, contemporary feminists, poststructuralists and other contemporary theorists of power, class analysts and others. Specific topics, such as the relative role of market and state or the exceptional quality of American liberalism, will be examined. Introduces students to a variety of modes of analysis and methods of approaching political questions. Ben-Ishai, Rose.
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Political Science 201: Scope and Methods of Political Science Fall,Spring
1.00 Credits
Albion College
Examines the history of the discipline, and surveys principal approaches to describing and explaining political phenomena, including qualitative and quantitative analysis and moving from the behavioralism of the late 1940s, to critical theories, interpretive approaches, and rational choice models of later generations, and on to postmodern critiques challenging the idea that political science can be a science. Grossman, Rose, Staff.
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