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POSC 342: Survey Research & Political Data Analysis
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA Analysis of the theoretical background of survey research as a scientific method of study. Provides an opportunity for the development of the techniques required by the survey researcher. Discussion on survey methodology and its applications; survey designs; data collection; questionnaire construction; sampling techniques; data analysis, including computer coding and analysis. Offered at least biennially. Prerequisite: POSC 101; priority to juniors and seniors; POSC 110 recommended
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POSC 350: Comparative Politics of Latin America
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA Focusing on the key components in Latin American political systems, the course analyzes various aspects of politics, including functional elites, the military, the middle class, labor, peasant movements, and the church. Comparative political opposition, and political adaptation and integration. Offered triennially.
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POSC 353: Comparative Politics of Developing Areas
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA This course is an introduction to the politics of developing countries, with attention to four major regions: Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. It examines the politics and governments of selected countries in these regions, as well as issues of particular concern to the developing world, including the legacy of colonialism; nationalism; ethnic conflict; the role of the state and women in development; democratization and human rights; and the environment.
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POSC 355: Comparative Politics of the Middle East
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA Dual listed as HIST 355 This course examines the significant developments in modern Middle Eastern history. These include the attempts to reform the Ottoman Empire in the 19th Century; the Empire's destruction and the establishment of the successor states in the early 20th century; the emergence of Turkish, Arab, and Palestinian national-ism and Zionism; the impact of the Western Powers on these developments; and the Islamic revival. Special emphasis will be given to the efforts of nation-building, the development of political systems, as well as to the impact of "modernization," the role of religion, women, the family unit, and sociopolitical organizations
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POSC 360: Congress Today
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA This course examines the United States Congress. The course covers congressional elections, exploring the incumbency effect, the role of money in campaign communications, and suggested reforms. The institution of Congress, including roles and functions of party leadership, committees, rules, and voting behavior, is examined. Thorough coverage of how a bill becomes a law is provided. Congressional interactions with other elements of American politics-the presidency, executive agencies, courts, and interest groups-are explored as well. Special attention is given to the tensions that arise in an institution that represents local constituencies and functions as a national policy-making body.
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POSC 372: International Law and Organization
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA Study of the origin, nature, sources, and functions of international law; development of international institutions, structures, and processes with emphasis on the United Nations. Offered biennially. Priority to juniors and seniors.
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POSC 391-392-393: Special Topics in Political Science
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits each LA ?pecial topics" courses serve as a vehicle by which a division or school may offer a topical or thematic study not included in the regular course offerings. The specific content is indicated when the course is listed in the schedule of classes. Prerequisite: Permission of Chairperson may be required
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POSC 396-398-498: Work Internship in Political Science
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits each Selected students engage in work experiences with government and political agencies. Work in the agency, readings, and a seminar project constitute the basis of the experience. Permission of faculty supervisor is required for admission to this course. No more than twelve credits may be taken during the internship. Offered every semester. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor and Political Science Internship Coordinator
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POSC 420: Environmental Planning
3.00 Credits
Marist College
Three Credits LA Dual listed as ENSC 420 This course will cover the constitutional principles, values, and socioeconomic impacts affecting planning; basic planning, land-use, and development practices such as environmental impact statements, master plans, citizen participation; and issues facing environmentally sound planning today. Prerequisites: ENSC 202, POSC 240, or permission of the instructor
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POSC 450-457: Washington Semester:Internship
3.00 Credits
Marist College
A cooperative program with American University allows a full semester of internship and study in Washington, D.C. Liberal arts credits are awarded for POSC 451-457, each course earning four credits. POSC 450 awards four non-Liberal Arts credits. Specific course descriptions covering U.S. Government, U.S. Foreign Policy, and U.S. Economy may be obtained from the Political Science Internship Coordinator. Admission to the program is competitive.
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