PSCI351
Authoritarian Politics
Political Science
College of Liberal Arts
Course Subject Code
PSCI
Course Number
351
Status
Active
Course Attributes
BSS: GenEd-Breadth/Social Science, EMPO: Major-Political Sci Elective, MINT: Major-International Relations, MPOL: Major-Political Science, WRIT: GenEd-Writing Intensive, ENPO: Minor-Political Sci Elective, NINT: Minor-International Relations, NPOL: Minor-Political Science
Course Short Title
Authoritarian Politics
Course Long Title
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Course Description
Authoritarian politics concerns the political logics of authoritarian rule and state-society relations in non-democratic regimes. Special attention is directed toward the heterogeneity of authoritarianism with a comparative approach. The topics include the typology of authoritarian states, military conflicts, the ruling toolkits of the elites, social media strategies, and a range of political and economic outcomes different authoritarian states deliver. It is built upon multiple theoretical frameworks and draws empirical materials from countries in broad regions of the world.
Min
4
Repeatable
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Course Restrictions
Degree: Bachelor of Arts (I), Major: International Relations (I), Political Science (I), Class: 1A (E), 1B (E),
Equivalent Course(s)
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