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TUSCULUM COLLEGE 2004-2005<br />

Competencies: Critical Analysis and Ethics of Social Responsibility.<br />

Offered every other year.<br />

POLS 207. STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.<br />

The organization and operation of state, county, city, and other local<br />

units of government. Special attention to Tennessee government. Prerequisite:<br />

POLS 203. Competencies: Analytical Reading and Writing.<br />

Offered every third year.<br />

POLS 209. WORLD POLITICS: CURRENT EVENTS AND THEIR<br />

ROOTS IN THE PAST.<br />

An examination of key elements of today’s world such as terrorism<br />

and the challenges to sovereignty in the context of historical aspects of<br />

the international system such as balance of power politics, nationalism<br />

and the role of ideologies. Competencies: Critical Analysis and Writing.<br />

Offered every other year.<br />

POLS 310. THE PRESIDENCY AND PUBLIC POLICY.<br />

A study of the role of the Chief Executive in the American governmental<br />

system with an emphasis on his role in making public policy and the<br />

nature of the relationships that have emerged with the other branches of<br />

government. Prerequisite: POLS 203. Competencies: Critical Analysis and<br />

Ethics of Social Responsibility. Offered every third year.<br />

POLS 315. CONGRESS AND PUBLIC POLICY.<br />

A study of the institutional structure and operation of Congress, the<br />

politics of public policy, and executive-legislative relations. Prerequisite:<br />

POLS 203. Competencies: Critical Analysis and Writing. Offered<br />

every third year.<br />

POLS 325. CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION.<br />

The nature and development of constitutional law with emphasis on<br />

modes of constitutional interpretation and the place of the Supreme<br />

Court within the American political system. Prerequisite: POLS 203.<br />

Competencies: Analytical Reading and Critical Analysis. Offered every<br />

other year.<br />

POLS 335. CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES.<br />

An examination of selected issues in civil rights and liberties. Topics<br />

may include due process, free speech, religious liberty, the establishment<br />

clause, the right to bear arms, property rights and voting rights.<br />

Prerequisite: POLS 203. Competencies: Critical Analysis and Ethics of<br />

Social Responsibility. Offered every year.<br />

POLS 350. SPECIAL TOPICS.<br />

(Maximum of four hours for independent majors. Not available for<br />

minors in Political Science). A flexible course, with advanced formal<br />

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