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PO333

American Foreign Policy

History & Political Science College of Liberal Arts

Subject Code

PO

Number

333

Title

American Foreign Policy

Description

Through studies of the three levels of analysis: personal political psychology, bureaucratic politics, and international relations, this course examines the processes of American foreign policy formulation and execution; it explores the objectives, methods, and consequences of major U.S. foreign and military policies. If practicable, students will take part in role-playing simulations. Prerequisite: PO 105 or PO 202, Grade of C or higher.

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Department or School

College

College of Liberal Arts

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