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PSC 0101: INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course introduces students to the systematic study of politics and crucial concepts in the discipline, including government, democracy, power, justice, and collective action. Course materials consist of philosophical and theoretical texts, case studies, political analyses, and documentaries. Upon completion, students will better understand the practice of politics on local, national, and international levels.
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PSC 0101 HONORS: INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course introduces students to the systematic study of politics and crucial concepts in the discipline, including government, democracy, power, justice, and collective action. Course materials consist of philosophical and theoretical texts, case studies, political analyses, and documentaries. Upon completion, students will better understand the practice of politics on local, national, and international levels.
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PSC 0103: INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
Analysis of how the American Government works and why it works the way it does. We will consider what problems we think our government should solve and how it should solve those problems. We will examine the principal institutions of American Government: The Presidency, Congress, the Court system, the media, political parties, interest groups and elections. Each student will pick a current issue of special interest and follow it for the semester.
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PSC 0103 HONORS: INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
Analysis of how the American Government works and why it works the way it does. We will consider what problems we think our government should solve and how it should solve those problems. We will examine the principal institutions of American Government: The Presidency, Congress, the Court system, the media, political parties, interest groups and elections. Each student will pick a current issue of special interest and follow it for the semester.
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PSC 0180: INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course introduces students to the study of foreign governments, foreign political behavior, foreign political economy, and foreign political culture across the globe. It focuses on the objective comparison of how other societies organize their governments, how their people vote, how they solve common problems, and how their cultures influence their political behavior. The course surveys major democracies in the Western world as well as prominent non-Western countries.
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PSC 0190: INTRODUCTION TO INTL. RELATIONS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course introduces students to the concepts, themes, and classic cases in international relations, the highest level of politics. It focuses on the role that states, international organizations, and non-state actors (e.g. Microsoft, al-Qaeda) play in the world arena and the intervening force of globalization.
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PSC 0190 HONORS: INTRODUCTION TO INTL. RELATIONS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course introduces students to the concepts, themes, and classic cases in international relations, the highest level of politics. It focuses on the role that states, international organizations, and non-state actors (e.g. Microsoft, al-Qaeda) play in the world arena and the intervening force of globalization.
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PSC 0205: ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course examines the role of ethics in International Relations. International politics is ripe with ethical and normative issues, including when is the use of force justified? Should human rights be important for state behavior? Who should be responsible for environmental protection? This course will ask students to address these and other important questions, as well as think about the consequences and responsibilities that follow for us, our political leaders, and the world.
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PSC 0205 HONORS: ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course examines the role of ethics in International Relations. International politics is ripe with ethical and normative issues, including when is the use of force justified? Should human rights be important for state behavior? Who should be responsible for environmental protection? This course will ask students to address these and other important questions, as well as think about the consequences and responsibilities that follow for us, our political leaders, and the world.
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PSC 0255: WOMEN IN POLITICS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
In 2006, women hold 81, or 15.1%, of the 535 seats in the 109th US Congress and 22.8%, of the 7,382 state legislators' seats in the United States. Why don't more women run? Why don't more women win? Does it matter? Topics will include the fight to get the vote, the gender gap in voting and what it means; the leadership styles of women. Students are expected to engage in off-campus activities that connect them to women who work in the political sphere, broadly defined.
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One social science course or POI.
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