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PLCP 1010

Introduction to Comparative Politics

Course Description

Disciplines

Social & Economic Systems

Introduction to Comparative Politics surveys the major themes, theories, and methods of domestic politics around the globe in the modern era. Thematically, we examine the gap between rich and poor nations, between democracies and dictatorships, and between civil war and civic orders. Theoretically, we consider theories of political culture, political institutions, and political economy.

David Waldner

Fall 2025
MoWe 11:00am - 11:50am
3.6
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3.36
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To Announced

Fall 2025
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Firat Kimya

Fall 2022
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Sally Bonsall

Fall 2022
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Shiran Ren

Fall 2022
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Faculty Staff

Fall 2021
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Daniel Davis

Fall 2021
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Dana Moyer

Fall 2021
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Olyvia Christley

Fall 2020
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Simonas Cepenas

Fall 2020
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Tolu Odukoya

Fall 2020
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Robert Kubinec

Fall 2017
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Anthony Sparacino

Fall 2016
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Carolyn Coberly

Fall 2016
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Jennifer Simons

Fall 2015
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Matt Scroggs

Fall 2014
3.0
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April Herlevi

Fall 2014
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Geoffrey Gordon

Fall 2014
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Boris Heersink

Fall 2013
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Samuel Plapinger

Fall 2013
2.7
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Veronica Vos

Fall 2013
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Paromita Sen

Fall 2012
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Susan Brewer

Fall 2012
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Leonard Schoppa

Fall 2011
3.5
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3.13
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Anand Rao

Fall 2011
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Michael Poznansky

Fall 2011
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Susanna McCarthy

Fall 2011
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Adam Lees

Fall 2011
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Michael Voss

Summer 2010
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2.98
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Karen Farrell

Fall 2010
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Viet Nguyen

Fall 2010
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Brittany Boudens

Fall 2010
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Jerome Moriarty

Fall 2010
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Derek King

Fall 2009
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Brandon Yoder

Fall 2009
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Alice Ciciora

Fall 2009
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Miklos Sebok

Fall 2009
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