POLI 341

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European Politics

Political Science College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences

Course Description

Politics and policy in Europe. State-building, party systems, nationalism, populism, political economy, demographics, migration and refugees, cooperation among advanced industrial countries in comparative and historical perspective. Various countries are covered, as are the European Union and NATO.

When Taught

Fall

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3

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Other Prerequisites

Poli 200.

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Be intellectually enlarged

Learning Outcome

Possess a factual and theoretical knowldege of European politics, politcal processes, political theories, and political thought

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Political Process, Theory, and Thought

Learning Outcome

Students will develop a factual and theoretical knowledge of the politics of contemporary Europe by looking at selected countries.

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Political Process, Theory, and Thought

Learning Outcome

Student will come away from the semester with a new set of ideas about how capitalist democracies work and where and how they are struggling to adapt to new challenges.

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Critical Thinking and Analysis

Learning Outcome

Students will improve their ability to communicate their knowledge through writing essays and oral presentation

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Political Process, Theory, and Thought

Learning Outcome

Possess a factual and theoretical knowledge of countries, political processes, political theories, and political thought.

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Effective and Professional Writing

Learning Outcome

Write professional grade research papers on political science questions.

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Critical Thinking and Analysis

Learning Outcome

Think critically, analytically, and synthetically.

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Effective Oral Communication

Learning Outcome

Communicate effectively by presenting ideas in a high quality oral presentation.