Cluster Search Results:

Political Methods and Theory (S1PSC006)

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Dept/Division

PSC/Social Sciences

Description:

This cluster explores different approaches of political science, with courses in methods as well as normative and formal theory.

Note:

Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.

Courses:

	COURSE (crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID BEGINNING	VALID THROUGH
Choose one of the following
	PSC_200: APPLIED DATA ANALYSIS
	PSC_201: POLITICAL INQUIRY
	PSC_203: SURVEY RESEARCH METHODS		Spring 2009
	PSC_204: RESEARCH DESIGN		Spring 2006
	PSC_205: INTRO. STATISTICAL METHODS		Spring 2010
Choose one or two of the following
	IR_272/PSC_272: THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
	PSC_104: INTRO TO POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
	PSC_107: INTRO. TO POSITIVE POLITICAL THEORY
	PSC_108: INTRO TO POLITICAL ECONOMY		Spring 2008
	PSC_202: ARGUMENT IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
	PSC_203: 20TH CEN. AFRICAN-AMER. POLITICAL THOUGHT			Spring 2006
	PSC_280: POLITICS OF DELEGATIN		Fall 2007
	PSC_281: FORMAL MODELS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
	PSC_283: CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL THEORY
	PSC_284: DEMOCRATIC THEORY
	PSC_285: STRATEGY AND POLITICS
	PSC_287: THEORIES OF JUSTICE			Fall 2008
	PSC_288: GAME THEORY
	PSC_289: POL & PHIL PERSPECTIVES ON EQUALITY			Fall 2008
	PSC_291: THE FIRST AMENDMENT & RELIGION IN AMERICA
You may choose one of the following
	FR_269: ART & POLITICS		Spring 2005
	PHL_221: PHIL. FOUNDATIONS OF THE AMER. REVOLUTION		Spring 2004