Credits
Courses
- One course must be taken in each of the following four subfields:
American politics:
- 104, American Politics
- Complex Organizations 204, Poverty in the United States
- 207, Women and the Law
- 210, Minorities and the Law
- Complex Organizations 220, Winners and Losers: Taxation, Social Justice,
and Economic Choices
- 235, Constitutional Law: The Federal System
- 236, Civil Liberties
- 244, Urban Politics and Policies
- 245, Policy Making in America: Congress and the Bureaucracy
- 250, Politics of Black Urban Reform
- 266, Environmental Politics in America
Comparative politics:
- 106, Comparative Politics
- 202, Politics of Globalization
- 208, Chinese Politics
- 213, African Political Systems
- 228, East Asian Politics
- 237, European Politics
International politics:
- 116, World Politics
- 240, International Political Economy
- 247, International Law
- Internationals Relations 270, American Foreign Policy
Political theory:
- 101, Fundamentals of Politics
- 111, Self and Political Thought
- 211, Ancient and Medieval Political Thought
- 212, Modern Political Thought
- 221, Marx and Marxism
- 233, Invitation to Feminist Theory
- Critical Social Thought 250, Introduction to Critical Social Thought (when
taught by Professor Cocks)
- 246, American Political Thought
- Three courses (12 credits) at the 300 level, which must normally be taken at Mount Holyoke College. No more than 4 credits of 395 may be counted toward this requirement of three courses at the 300 level.
- A single course at the 200 level offered at Mount Holyoke can be taken at the 300 level with the instructor's permission, provided the student has already taken 8 credits in politics, and provided the instructor and student agree upon additional work.
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