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15: Final Exam and Extra Credit Reflection Paper
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POL 202 - Comparative Politics
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0: Library & Citation Skills
1: Introduction to Politics
2: What is Comparative Politics?
3: Why Compare and The Comparative Method
4: Theories of Comparative Politics: Political Identity: Culture, Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
5: Theories of Comparative Politics: Political Identity: Nationalism, Religion, Class
6: Theories of Comparative Politics: Dependency and Modernization Theory
7: Midterm Exam and Writing Workshop
8: Comparative Political Economy
9: State Formation: What makes a state a democracy?
10: State Formation: What makes a state authoritarian?
11: Collective Action and Political Violence: Why do people kill?
12: Collective Action: Why do some social movements succeed?
13: Political Violence: Democratic Peace
14: Globalization and Its Impacts: Democratic Waves
15: Final Exam and Extra Credit Reflection Paper
15: Final Exam and Extra Credit Reflection Paper
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