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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES<br />

CIPO 4065. INTERNATIONAL LAW. Three<br />

credit hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisite: CIPO 3011.<br />

Descriptive and systematic analysis from a juridical<br />

point of view of the basic concepts, principles, and<br />

problems of the relations between national political<br />

units.<br />

CIPO 4075. THE POLITICS OF THE<br />

DEVELOPING AREAS. Three credit hours.<br />

Three hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite:<br />

CIPO 3011.<br />

Comparative analysis of the political systems of<br />

selected world areas in which racial, social, and<br />

political changes are actually taking place.<br />

CIPO 4085. AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: CIPO 3025.<br />

An outline of the modern policy of the United<br />

States of America; how it is formulated; the<br />

relationship between the American democratic<br />

processes and the demands of a global foreign<br />

policy; and the basic factors shaping it.<br />

CIPO 4095. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS<br />

OF THE CARIBBEAN. Three credit hours. Three<br />

hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite: CIPO<br />

3011.<br />

Study and analysis of the government, political<br />

processes and political groups in the Caribbean<br />

area, including their relations with outside<br />

countries.<br />

CIPO 4105. LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT<br />

AND POLITICS. Three credit hours. Three hours<br />

of lecture per week. Prerequisite: CIPO 3011.<br />

Latin American parties and politics; governmental<br />

activities and problems, the structure of<br />

government. Emphasis is placed on political<br />

realities rather than on formal constitutional<br />

provisions.<br />

CIPO 4115. LATIN AMERICAN<br />

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. Three credit<br />

hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisite: CIPO 3065 or CIPO 4105.<br />

A survey of the evolution and present status of the<br />

relations of the Latin American countries with one<br />

another, and with Anglo-American and the rest of<br />

the world.<br />

CIPO 4125. COMMUNIST IDEOLOGY. Three<br />

credit hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisite: CIPO 4052.<br />

A critical historical analysis of the Marxist<br />

movement and ideology, including the social and<br />

philosophical origins of Marxism; the major<br />

economic and political theories of Marx and<br />

Engels, the development of Marxism in Tzarist<br />

Russia; the theoretical contributions of Lenin and<br />

Trotsky, the rise of the Stalinist state, and the<br />

interpretations of Tito, Mao Tse-Tung, Kruschev,<br />

Castro and others.<br />

CIPO 4127. GLOBALIZATION AND WORLD<br />

POLITICS. Three credit hours. Three hours of<br />

lecture per week.<br />

The impact of globalization on contemporary world<br />

politics. Topics include, among others: the crisis<br />

of the capitalist state, the Great Depression,<br />

imperialism, regional blocks, and the new<br />

economic world order.<br />

CIPO 4145. RESEARCH IN POLITICAL<br />

SCIENCE. Three credit hours. Two hours of<br />

lecture and at least four hours of research per week.<br />

Prerequisite: 12 credit hours in Political Science.<br />

Current methods of research in political sciences;<br />

trends in methodology and research interests here<br />

and abroad; bibliography of political science.<br />

Individual work, oral and written reports.<br />

CIPO 4155. ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL<br />

SCIENCE. Three credit hours. Two hours of<br />

lecture and at least four hours of research per week.<br />

Prerequisite: 12 credit hours in Political Science.<br />

The area of political science as a discipline; its<br />

problems and methods; the nature of political<br />

science; the state, its origin, scope, and relationship<br />

to authority; the bases of political action,<br />

leadership, groups public opinion, elections, parties<br />

and pressure groups, governmental organizations,<br />

liberty and authority. Oral reports and final<br />

individual written project required.<br />

CIPO 4236. REVOLUTIONS IN TWENTIETH<br />

CENTURY LATIN AMERICA. Three credit<br />

hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Comparative historical analysis of the origins and<br />

development of Latin American revolutions in the<br />

20th Century, with emphasis on the nature and<br />

direction of social change attendant to revolutions<br />

in Mexico, Bolivia, Cuba and Chile.<br />

<strong>Undergraduate</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> 2004-2005 231

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