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Political Science 210: Career Seminar
2.00 Credits
Adrian College
Prepares students for the transition from college to graduate school, law school, or the working world. Students will develop their resumes, learn to write application letters, improve interviewing skills, and explore career opportunities for political science majors. Fall.
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Political Science 220: United States Presidency
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Examines the role and function of the Presidency in the American political system. Focus areas include presidential elections, the growth of presidential power, relations between President and Congress, and the President's role in foreign affairs. Fall '08.
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Political Science 222: Washington Symposium
2.00 - 3.00 Credits
Adrian College
On-campus study combined with study at the Washington Center in Washington, D.C. Topics may include the presidency, Congress, leadership for women, foreign policy, or the news media in politics. Study in Washington includes lectures by government leaders, field trips to government agencies and one-day internships in government offices. May and August.
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Political Science 236: International Relations
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Analysis of current world politics in terms of biological, psychological, institutional, technical and geographical factors. Emphasizes the United States role in major world issues. Fall.
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Political Science 237: Ancient and Medieval Political Philosophy
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Survey of classical and medieval political philosophy. Spring '09.
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Political Science 237 - Ancient and Medieval Political Philosophy
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Political Science 238: Modern Political Theory and Philosophy
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Survey of modern and postmodern political philosophy. Spring '10.
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Political Science 245: Environmental Politics
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Considers the problems of humans' effect on the environment and political responses to it. Different approaches to environmentalism are considered, and different environmental problems analyzed. Offered occasionally.
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Political Science 250: United States Foreign Policy
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
How foreign policy is made; how and why the U.S. has been involved in recent world affairs, including trade, foreign aid, alliances, diplomacy, terrorism, wars and revolutions, and arms control. Spring '10.
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Political Science 260: Contemporary Democracies
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Political institutions, policies, and practices of contemporary democracies throughout the world, as well as the effects of different democratic arrangements on political and economic policy and on democratic successes and failures. Offered occasionally.
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Political Science 295: Research Methods for Political Science
4.00 Credits
Adrian College
Introduction to the research methods used in Political Science, including causal inference, hypothesis testing, measurement, sampling, survey research, document analysis, and basic statistical analysis. Spring.
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