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POLI 621 Interpreting Canadian Political Process (3 credits)

Offered by: Political Science (Faculty of Arts)

Administered by: Graduate Studies

Overview

Political Science : Strategies for studying the Canadian political process. Pluralist, Marxian and state autonomist approaches for analysing the relative significance and inter-relationships of basic components of the Canadian political system. Although one purpose of the course is to survey the literature on individual topics, a broader purpose is to employ individual research strategies to develop conclusions about the nature, distribution, and exercise of power in Canada.

Terms: Fall 2024

Instructors: Scholtz, Christa (Fall)

  • Note: The field is Canadian Politics.

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