American Government: Institutions, Policies and Politics

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POLT 105

Instructors:P. Dawson

Credit hours:Course credits:=4 Course division:=SS

Timeframe:Course semester:=spring semester

[edit] Description from course catalog

This course is concerned with what has been and remains the fundamental issue of American political life: What should government do? To seek an answer to this question, the course relies on a Socratic method; through discussion of daily issues of the New York Times, academic studies, policy cases, and in-class simulations, we will inductively arrive at, test, and apply fundamental principles about the nature and operation of the American political system. No enrollment limit.