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Political Economy I

Description:
This is the first term of a two-semester, multidisciplinary core sequence exploring the basic philosophical, social, political, and economic underpinnings of public policy development, through a series of discrete units. It is taught primarily from a historical and theoretical perspective. Major units include the theory of scientific inquiry; views of human nature; the history of ideologies and institutions; theories of freedom and justice; the conservative, liberal, and radical paradigms regarding the role of the state, race, ethnicity, gender and class. (Course offered in the fall only.)

Offered in:

2013 Fall

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01	1274	Tu	09:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Zurn,Christopher Frederick	M03-0415	More Info