An introductory level course in Political Science with a specific focus on Comparative Politics. While students will gain some familiarity with the major areas of the discipline (Political Thought, International Relations & Domestic Politics), the primary focus of this course will be on how governments, political groups, and political procedures vary across countries of a democratic, nondemocratic, developed and developing nature. Specifically, the course will provide a comparative political analysis of a number of countries including the United States, Great Britain, India and China.
Semester Offered
Offered upon sufficient demand