| POL 5520 |
The Vietnam War (3) |
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Study of the period 1946 to 1975 in Indochina
with emphasis on American involvement
during and after the French colonial
period, escalating involvement of the Kennedy
and Johnson administration, and Vietnamization
and withdrawal under President
Nixon. |
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| POL 5523 |
U.S. Diplomatic History (3) |
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Study of factors, forces, and functions in
making of American foreign policy. Includes
description and analysis of principal
developments in U.S. and interactions with
other countries from 1760s to 1941. |
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| POL 5524 |
Contemporary American Foreign Policy
(3) |
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Analysis of American role in the world since
Pearl Harbor, nature and significance of
current American foreign policy, rationales
and suggested alternatives, and policymaking
process. |
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| POL 5533 |
Comparative Government (3) |
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Comparative analysis of major world power
governments with emphasis upon comprehension
of differences which lead to international
tensions. |
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| POL 5551 |
International Relations (3) |
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Analysis of contemporary world politics,
including structures and processes through
which states interact, power politics, geopolitics,
regional alliances, and psychological
warfare. |
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| POL 6625, 6626 |
Specialized Study in Area of Political
Science (1-4)
Study of problem or problems using research
techniques. Selection of problem
must |
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be approved by student’s adviser, professor
under whom study is to be made, and
Dean of the Graduate School. Study should
contribute to student’s program. Preparation
of scholarly paper required and may involve
oral defense. Total credit for any combination
of enrollments in these courses is not to
exceed four semester hours. A specialized
study may be substituted for a required
course only once in a student’s program.
See semester hour limits listed under Course
Restrictions in General Regulations section. |
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| POL 6665 |
Reading in International Relations (3) |
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Guided program of reading and study of
international relations. Should be related to
student’s needs and have approval of adviser.
See semester hour limits listed under
Course Restrictions in General Regulations
section. |
