POLS 222 Contemporary Political Ideologies

Politics and public policy involve the clash of different world views about what society's priorities should be. These world view are called ideologies and are the driver of political dialogue. Students will gain an understanding and and appreciation of important contemporary ideologies such as Conservatism, Liberalism, Marxism, Fascisms, Nationalism, as well as movements such as Feminism, Environmentalism and Fundamentalism. 

Credits

3 credits

Distribution

GE: Social Sciences - Poli Sci (SSPS)

Notes

Academic Level: 120-UG Level 2 Found/Intermed

Modalities: In Person