The course includes some lectures, but is mostly a seminar format, in which the instructor facilitates discussion of readings, students make presentations, and guest speakers present case studies. International Thomson Publishing, Scarborough, Ontario. Some required articles will also be available in the common room for photocopying. This outline provides a general sense of the content and time sequence of the course. Students prepare for debate.
Students prepare policy submissions.
October 25 to November 15 Guest speakers and Discussion of readings. Students prepare policy submissions and work on term papers. November 22 and November 29 Student policy submissions to cabinet. Students writing term papers. End of semester Term paper due.