As a comprehensive introduction, this course explores the major concepts, issues and institutions of the process of politics and various methodologies used in understanding the political world. Taking a comparative approach, this course studies the traditional components of politics as well as contemporary issues such as transitional politics, terror and politics, ethnic nationalism, and religion and politics (from the Calendar).
- Instructor: Rosalind Warner
- Instructor: Ayla Kilic
- Instructor: Rosalind Warner
This course introduces students to the basic institutions and processes of government in Canada. It deals with the major challenges Canada faces in its political process. Specific emphasis is given to the origins, development and changing nature of Canadian political institutions. Constitutional , regional, gender and aboriginal issues, and the impact of economic and social cleavages on political behaviour are analyzed (from the Calendar).
- Instructor: Rosalind Warner