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3.11
3.20
Spring 2026
Introduces political philosophy as a mode of inquiry, and consideration of selected problems and writers in Western political theory.
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3.13
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Spring 2026
Comparative analysis of the content and definition of foreign policies of select states in historical and contemporary periods.
2.58
4.25
3.20
Spring 2026
Introduces a wide variety of domestic and international environmental policy issues. Explores how political processes, scientific evidence, ideas, and values affect environmental policymaking.
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3.31
Spring 2026
An introduction to leading theories in the field of international relations with reference to major events in the history of diplomacy, war, and economic relations in the East Asian region.
3.84
3.53
3.16
Spring 2026
Studies the development of political theory from the Renaissance through the nineteenth century.
4.33
2.00
3.47
Spring 2026
Surveys the development of the American tradition of free government emphasizing the major contributors and their critics.
4.17
3.75
3.58
Spring 2026
Considers the impact of nuclear weapons on the relations among states. Prerequisite: One course in PLIR or instructor permission.
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Spring 2026
Looks at how different groups have sought representation in democracies. We investigate multiple forms of, and channels for, representation, such as political parties, social movements, and protests. Countries include the US and select countries in Latin America and Europe.
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Spring 2026
Discusses the main debates concerning the character and merits of modern liberalism, along with the contributions of some of its leading defenders and critics. Particular attention is given to: Kant, Mill, and Rawls; the meaning of political freedom; conservative, left-leaning, and communitarian criticisms of the liberal tradition and freedom of speech.
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3.06
3.26
Spring 2026
This course examines public opinion and its place in American democracy. We study the psychological and political roots of citizens' opinions, as well as the relationship between public opinion and political campaigns, the media, and government.
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