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Political Science Undergraduate Courses
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MET PO 241 Introduction to Public Policy
Fall ‘12
Undergraduate core course. Analysis of several issue areas: civil rights, school desegregation, welfare and social policy, education and urban housing, energy and the environment. Characteristics of policy systems in each issue area are analyzed to identify factors which may affect the content and implementation of public policies. [ 4 cr. ]
| Section | Type | Instructor | Location | Days | Times |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B1 | IND | Maierean | GCB 208 | T | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm |
MET PO 291 Introduction to Political Theory
Examines classic and current views on the nature of authority, liberty, and justice. Topics include civil disobedience, freedom of expression, abortion rights, and affirmative action. [ 4 cr. ]
MET PO 312 American Political Culture
An examination of how Americans think about politics-specifically, of the values, beliefs, norms, and separate ideologies that, together, constitute American liberalism. Where did this political culture originate? How does it condition political behavior and public policy? How does it differ from other political cultures? [ 4 cr. ]
MET PO 501 Special Topics
[ 4 cr. ]
MET PO 548 The Politics of Education
Overview of the origins of public schooling, the purpose of public education, and controversial educational policies and research. Meets with CAS PO 548. [ 4 cr. ]