| Fall Term 2014 International Politics - 5113 - GOVT 340 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: GOVT 110 or 140 or sophomore standing Catalog Description : An analysis of patterns of interactions of state and non-state actors in a system without supreme authority, focusing on alternative theoretical frameworks rather than substantive problems. Special emphasis on “realist” and “liberal” theories; the nature and uses of power in international politics; and issues of security, including conventional war, weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, environmental decay, and migration. PREREQUISITES: GOVT 110 or 140 or sophomore standing Attributes: GER Social Science Div, GER Global Diversity, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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