The study of conflict and cooperation in international relations, the foreign policies of the great powers, international organizations, and the United Nations. Explores the role of international organizations such as the United Nations, economic alliances, international law, and regional consolidation in international politics. Analyzes how economic policy decisions are made within and between countries and the effect those decisions have on affected interests in domestic and international politics. Explores critical political issues at the sub-national level and the role and function of state and local governments in the context of American federalism. An introduction to the field of public administration.
Emphasis is on the political dimensions of management in the public sector.
An examination of Constitutional Law, International Law and global politics that affect the exploration and development of space. Does not fulfill requirements in political science major. Surveys the dynamics of the policy process that produce our environmental policies. An analysis of actors, institutions, and organizations that shape U.S. environmental law and policy. Explores the legislative process by analyzing the motives and evolving legislative styles of legislators in relation to the evolution and powers of the modern presidency and executive establishment.