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of six hours. Political science courses 3995 and 3998 may not be
taken, either singly or jointly, for more than a total of nine credit
hours. Political Science courses 3995, 3998, 4990, and 4991 may not
be taken, either singly or jointly, for more than a total of 12 credit
hours.
POLI 4170 Politics of Public Policy
3 cr.
An examination of the American public policy process and policy
theory, covering the major concepts, controversies, and states of
policy making as well as policy content.
POLI 4170G Politics of Public Policy
3 cr.
An examination of the American public policy process and policy
theory, covering the major concepts, controversies, and states of
policy making as well as policy content.
POLI 4210 Politics Metropolitan Areas
3 cr.
An examination of the growth and problems of metropolitan areas,
with special emphasis on the political fragmentation and integration
of metropolitan governments.
POLI 4210G Politics Metropolitan Areas
3 cr.
An examination of the growth and problems of metropolitan areas,
with special emphasis on the political fragmentation and integration
of metropolitan governments.
POLI 4410 American Constitutional Law
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 2200 or consent of department. A study of the
law of the Constitution and the place of the Supreme Court in the
American political system; critical examination of separation of
powers, judicial review, federalism and federal powers.
POLI 4410G American Constitutional Law
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 2200 or consent of department. A study of the
law of the Constitution and the place of the Supreme Court in the
American political system; critical examination of separation of
powers, judicial review, federalism and federal powers.
POLI 4420 Am Const & Civil Liberties
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 2200 or consent of department. An examination
of the political relevance of major federal constitutional limitations,
property rights, First Amendment freedoms, the rights of
criminal defendants and ethnic minorities.
POLI 4420G Am Const & Civil Liberties
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 2200 or consent of department. An examination
of the political relevance of major federal constitutional limitations,
property rights, First Amendment freedoms, the rights of
criminal defendants and ethnic minorities.
POLI 4440 Urban Judicial Process
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 2200 or consent of department. A study of judicial
processes involved in metropolitan development and in the
application of environmental controls to urban areas.
POLI 4440G Urban Judicial Process
3 cr.
Prerequisite: POLI 2200 or consent of department. A study of judicial
processes involved in metropolitan development and in the
application of environmental controls to urban areas.
POLI 4530 American Political Theory
3 cr.
A study of major American political ideas, including American conceptions
of liberty, equality, and the role of government.
POLI 4530G American Political Theory
3 cr.
A study of major American political ideas, including American conceptions
of liberty, equality, and the role of government.
POLI 4550 Communist Political Thought
3 cr.
A study of the historical origins of communism in western and
eastern Europe: an analysis of the classics from Marx to the present
with emphasis on communist theory of state and law, democracy
and federalism.
POLI 4550G Communist Political Thought
3 cr.
A study of the historical origins of communism in western and
eastern Europe: an analysis of the classics from Marx to the present
with emphasis on communist theory of state and law, democracy
and federalism.
POLI 4570 Contemporary Political Theory
3 cr.
Examines selected fundamental problems by exploring the works
of important representative theorists.
POLI 4570G Contemporary Political Theory
3 cr.
Examines selected fundamental problems by exploring the works
of important representative theorists.
POLI 4600 Political Parties & Politics
3 cr.
A study of the political process in the United States with emphasis
on political parties, pressure groups, and public opinion.
POLI 4600G Political Parties & Politics
3 cr.
A study of the political process in the United States with emphasis
on political parties, pressure groups, and public opinion.
POLI 4601 Voters and Elections
3 cr.
A study of electoral behavior in the United States. Topics include
determinants of the vote, election turnout, candidate images, issues
and elections, economic conditions and voting, partisanship, and
the media in elections.
POLI 4601G Voters and Elections
3 cr.
A study of electoral behavior in the United States. Topics include
determinants of the vote, election turnout, candidate images, issues
and elections, economic conditions and voting, partisanship, and
the media in elections.
POLI 4621 Public Opinion
3 cr.
An analysis of contemporary public opinion and communication
as aspects of the political process, with emphasis upon opinion
formation, manipulation, and the mass media.
POLI 4621G Public Opinion
3 cr.
An analysis of contemporary public opinion and communication
as aspects of the political process, with emphasis upon opinion
formation, manipulation, and the mass media.
POLI 4630 The American Presidency
3 cr.
Examines the constitutional and political development of the
institutions, the selection process, executive decision-making, and
relations with those inside and outside of government in making
public policy.
POLI 4630G The American Presidency
3 cr.
Examines the constitutional and political development of the
institutions, the selection process, executive decision-making, and
relations with those inside and outside of government in making
public policy.
POLI 4640 The Legislative Process
3 cr.
A general study of the legislative process in Congress with special
attention to the role of interest groups, constituency, and party in
the formation of public policy.
POLI 4640G The Legislative Process
3 cr.
A general study of the legislative process in Congress with special
attention to the role of interest groups, constituency, and party in
the formation of public policy.
POLI 4650 Southern Politics
3 cr.
This course focuses on politics in the South, especially since the
mid-twentieth century, emphasizing the following themes: race
and politics; the impact of the civil rights movement; the evolution
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