POSC111L - Introduction to Comparative Politics

3 Credit(s)

Liberal Arts
Comparative politics is the study of countries’ domestic politics. Specific topics covered include states and nations, political ideologies, economic systems and their relationship to politics, regime types and regime change, kinds of democratic institutions and their effects, the evolution and challenges of richer economies, and the challenges of economic development. This course will also introduce students to some ongoing debates within the discipline and some tools of social science.

Offered When: Annually.