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POLS 435/4435 - The State and Society (3 cr.)


Prerequisites
RHET 1020   or RHET 2010  and 6 credits at 3000 level in POLS

Description
The concept of the State is at the center of the study of politics and of our understandings of political and socio-economic problems like ethnic conflict, sectarian strife, law enforcement, economic development and democratization. This course offers a critical study of theories from Marx, Weber, and other social scientists about the State, its institutions, and its interactions with its society and its citizens.
 


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