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• POLI 230: Introduction to Criminal Justice

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  Survey of the fundamental concepts, institutions, and structures of the American criminal justice system. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 240: Introduction to Political Economy

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  This course provides a survey of the political economy subfield within political science from both a comparative and an international relations perspective. Topics include key theoretical debates in the study of political economy, the creation of domestic monetary and fiscal policies, competing approaches to trade, the international monetary system, the creation of international financial institutions, and globalization. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 250: Introduction to Environmental Law

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  This class introduces students to the major statutes and policies used to protect humans and the environment, including current challenges related to climate change. The class will additionally look at enforcement issues, the role of the market, and constitutional issues related to environmental regulation.
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• POLI 277: Sophomore Seminar: Careers in Political Science

  1.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  This course introduces political science majors to and prepares them for the variety of careers open to them after graduation. It emphasizes skills they should master as political science majors for successful careers, including research and writing, analytical thinking, resume preparation, interviewing, and networking. It will also highlight opportunities at FMU, such as internships, international programs, and student organizations. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103 Corequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 285: Political Theory

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  This course examines questions about social and political life raised by major works in the history of political thought. It considers the ways in which thinkers have responded to the problems of their times and the ways in which they contribute to a broader conversation about human nature, justice, government, and the proper relationship of the individual to the state. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 295: Methods of Political Science

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  Examination of the history of the study of politics; the development and scope of political science; and the methods of conducting political research. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 301: Political Movements and Revolutions

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  Consideration and analysis of the major political ideologies of the modern world: socialism, fascism, communism, anarchism, nationalism, and democracy. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 305: Political Parties and Organizations

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  Description and analysis of the role and function of political parties, lobbying groups, and political actions committees. The impact of these organizations on American political life is of particular interest. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 311: Southern Politics

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  Examination of selected aspects of change and continuity in Southern politics from Reconstruction until the present. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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• POLI 312: International Law and Institutions

  3.00 Credits

  Francis Marion University

  
  Introduction to central issues in international law, institutions, and organizations. Special attention is given to theoretical approaches to international cooperation, the history of international law, and the function of post-war international organizations. Prerequisite:    POLI 101 OR POLI 103
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