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Introduction to U.S. Politics
Instructor: Elsa Chen
POLI 001

 


Course Description:

Critical analysis of U.S. political values, institutions, and processes. America’s politi­cal tradition, the Constitution, the presi­dency, Congress, the bureaucracy, Supreme Court, elections, political parties, interest groups, mass media, political opinion and participation, domestic policies, and foreign policy.


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