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PS 241: Political Theory I
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
An examination of the fundamental and enduring issues of politics as articulated by leading political theorists. Among the issues examined will be: the nature and purpose of government, leadership, power, legitimacy, and the relationship of the individual with the state. The course will focus on commentaries written before 1700, i.e., Plato to Locke. A gateway course for the study of Political Theory in the major, taught in alternate years.
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PS 242: Political Theory II
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
A continuation of Political Theory I with a focus on analyses written since 1700, i.e., from Rousseau to contemporary political theorists. Among other issues, this course will examine individual rights, liberty, equality, revolution, economic justice, and contemporary political and social concerns. A gateway course for the study of Political Theory in the major, taught in alternate years.
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PS 255: Comparative Political Systems
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
A comparative analysis of political systems, primarily in the established liberal democracies of Western Europe and the newly democratized countries of the former Soviet Union. Political regime-types, governmental institutions, electoral systems, interest groups and voting are examined on a comparative basis. In addition, problems of transition from command economics to the market system, and from non-democratic political systems to democracy are analyzed. A gateway course for the study of Comparative Politics in the major, taught in alternate years.
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PS 258: Comparative Politics Latin Am
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
An examination of critical political, socioeconomic, and cultural issues in Latin America, including an analysis of military regimes, human rights, neo-liberalism, and gender. These issues are examined in an historical comparative framework. A gateway course for the study of Comparative Politics in the major, taught in alternate years.
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PS 260: Environmental Law
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
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PS 271: International Relations
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
An analysis of key debates and theories in international relations at three major levels: the international political system, the state, and domestic actors. Other topics include democratization, globalization, conflict, peace and security, terrorism. A gateway course for the study of International Relations in the major.
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PS 294: Leadership for the 21st Cent
1.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
Designed to help prepare students to be effective leaders for positive social change in local, national, and international affairs. A new paradigm of values-based leadership development provides the framework. Students will be encouraged to apply classroom learning to actual ongoing leadership opportunities in organizations of which they are members. Class closed to freshmen. Cross-listed as HRM 294.
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PS 321: Political Research & Statistic
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
An introduction to the use of quantitative methods in political inquiry. Students use computer-based statistical methods and databases to examine elementary concepts of data analysis within the discipline of Political Science. Topics include basic statistical concepts, a survey of primary measures of descriptive and inferential statistical methods, and considerations of the appropriateness of these various methods in political inquiry.
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PS 332: The Politics of Policymaking
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
An analysis of the formation and content of American domestic policy at the national level. An integrative approach is taken to examine policy processes and practices from the political perspective (e.g., how is a policy formed?), the economic perspective (e.g., who really benefits from the policy?), and the ideological perspective (e.g., what values are at stake?). Since the focus of this course is on the agenda-setting and formulation phases of the policymaking process, special consideration will be given to problems to which policies are a response, the emergence and evolution of policy issues, and the status of current policies.
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PS 333: State Politics
3.00 Credits
King's College - Pennsylvania
A comparative analysis of political processes and how conflict is managed at the state level. The increasing power of the state executive, legislature, and judiciary as demonstrated in decision-making and behavior is examined. The changing roles of political parties and interest groups in policy-making are explored by focusing on selected public policy.
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