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International Relations and Comparative Politics
242. International Politics
Post-World-War-II international political system. Discussion of changes in the international power structure with emphasis upon the increasing importance of non-Western nation-states and non-nation-state actors. (Social Science) LOEBSACK
243. Comparative Politics
Various types of political systems, including liberal democracies, current and former communist systems, and mixed systems of the developing world. (Social Science) LOEBSACK
345. Political Economy of Brazil
In-country study of Brazil, a newly industrializing country that is attempting to make the transition from authoritarian military rule to constitutional democracy. Prerequisite: POL 243 or permission of instructor. Alternate years; taught in Brazil. (Social Science) LOEBSACK
346. Political Economy of Developing Countries
Political-economic systems of selected developing countries of Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Normally the course will focus on Latin America. Discussions of independence movements, post-independence experiences of civilian rule, civil-military relations, and the evolving relationships between politics and economics in these countries. Prerequisite: POL 243. Alternate years. (Social Science) LOEBSACK
348. U.S. Foreign Policy
Process by which U.S. foreign policy is made and implemented, focusing on contemporary cases. Emphasis on how the political process and distribution of authority affect policy. Prerequisite: POL 242. (Social Science) LOEBSACK
349. International Political Economy
Analysis of the interrelationships between the international political and economic systems since 1945. Emphasis upon U.S.-Western Europe-Japanese and Western industrialized-Third World political-economic relations. Prerequisites: POL 242, ECB 101, and junior or senior standing. (Social Science) LOEBSACK
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