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POSC 847: Political Psychology
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
This course is a survey of contemporary readings in political psychology, focusing on course areas of theory and research in mass politics. Examples of topics covered are (but are not limited to): citizen competence, motivated reasoning, political cognition, heuristics, emotion, the psychological foundations of political ideology, political polarization, authoritarianism, gender, and race/ethnicity, personality, and biopolitics.
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POSC 848: The Politics of Race and Ethnicity
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
Some of the most enduring divisions and tensions in American social and political life center on race and ethnicity. This course aims to examine and better understand the relationship between perceptions of racial/ethnic identity, attributions of racial/ethnic difference, and politics, broadly defined. We begin by first posing the question of whether racial and ethnic hierarchies are built into the foundation of American history, politics, and policy, or simply eradicable flaws in an otherwise just and democratic society. We then examine what role, if any, racial or ethnic attachments play in shaping decision making and behavior across a range of political arenas. As we grapple with the central theoretical and thematic debates that have characterized the study of race and ethnic politics, we will also strongly consider the significance of identity politics more broadly.
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POSC 849: Experimental Methods in Political Science
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
The design, use, and analysis of experimental methods in political science research.
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POSC 850: Current Research in Society and Politics
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
Departmental speaker series.
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POSC 851: Fragile States and Good Governance
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
Hybrid interdisciplinary graduate seminar that combines themes from comparative politics, political philosophy and theory, and public administration and public policy, that seeks to provoke innovative and critical thinking about good governance. It seeks to shift thinking from structure to process. Rather than asking what is the best form of government, a question that has vexed political philosophy forever, or explaining how nation can transition to democracy (the best form of government) as comparative politics does, this course will ask how can we provide the best governance outcomes.
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POSC 852: Comparative Democratization
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
The seminar examines the origins, processes, and outcomes of democratization and de-democratization in the world. It offers a discussion of comparative theoretical perspectives as well as processes in specific countries or regions.
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POSC 858: The International Relations of Asia
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
This course examines theoretical and policy debates generated by the politics and changing relations among states of Asia, especially Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia. Among the topics considered: alliance politics, Northeast Asian security complexes, the politics of nuclear deterrence, the US and China in Asia, Asia's rising and emerging powers, the economic-security nexus, cooperation-competition dynamics, the growth of multilateral institutions, territorial disputes, regional integration, and small and middle power roles and effects.
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POSC 859: The Politics of Capitalism
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
Examines major theoretical debates about how capitalism shapes, and is shaped by, politics and social relations.
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POSC 860: Making Sense of Populism
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
This seminar aims to provide students with an understanding of the current wave of populism: its causes, significance, and implications. The course has a theoretical and an empirical component. The course surveys debates about what 'populism' means and how it should be understood. How can we recognize a 'populist'? Is populism problematic for democracy? Is populism driven more by economics, or by identity, or by both? How analytically useful is 'populism' as a concept? The course also surveys debates about the causes and consequences of populist mobilization from across the world.
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POSC 861: Topics in Law and Politics
3.00 Credits
University of Delaware
This course explores the political science subfield of "Law & Politics" by focusing on a particular topic in the field. Substantive concentration will vary.
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