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PS306 Political Theory

3 credit(s)
This upper-division course covers the span of political theory from the Ancients to contemporary theorists.  In doing so with both coverage and depth, the course is devoted to an analysis and examination of the development of democratic government, the rise of the rule of law, the impact of morality and religion, the importance of social and economic groups to politics, theories of the nation-state, communism and socialism, fascism, and modern theories of representation and justice.  Theorists studied will include a broad range of contributors from Plato to John Rawls.  A focus on discussion and interaction and professor-guided research will be achieved.  Prerequisite:  PS102  


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