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5.00 Credits
Feminist studies of law and its relationship to legal reform. Sexuality equality difference; marriage, sexuality, and the state; reproductive rights; transgender equality; and violence in 'private' and 'public' sphere
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5.00 Credits
What is a right? Why are some rights respected and others ignored? Who must recognize rights in order for them to exist? This course considers these questions primarily within the US political framework, with some attention to global discussion of human rights.
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5.00 Credits
Political power structures as agents of Japan's social and economic transformation. The decline of consensus, and the rise of pressures for political and economic reform. United States links to our second largest trading partner. C.
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5.00 Credits
Pragmatism and ideology in transforming China's economy and government. Cultural, social, and demographic influences. Class, ethnicity, religion, and gender as foci of political conflict. China's future as a global power. Cross-listed with INST 334. C.
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5.00 Credits
Four struggles: democratization, sovereignty, development, equity. Consideration of political economy, history, institutions, key actors and case studies. Democratic and authoritarian regimes, state-led and market-led economic policies, revolutionary and non-violent social movements, and identity politics. Cross-listed with INST 320. C.
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5.00 Credits
Changing politics of Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Political order and state expansion; political participation and the growth of democracy; economic growth; politics of income distribution and social equity. C.
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5.00 Credits
Political order, state-building, and economic development in Sub-Saharan Black Africa. Theories of comparative social, economic, and political change. Historical and contemporary causes of famine, civil war, debt, United States and other great power influence, and revolution in South Africa. C.
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5.00 Credits
Foundations of modern Western political thought, from the Renaissance to the French Revolution. TL.
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5.00 Credits
The question of a crisis in modern Western political thought, explored in relation to Freud and modern identity, existentialism, Marx and critical theory, the critique of global capitalism, Arendt and civic, postmodernism, and feminism. TL.
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5.00 Credits
Survey of American political thought, with special focus on the critical debates which marked turning points in our nation's history. TL.
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