ADM1121Undergraduate
Introduction to Politics I
Printed in the catalogue as INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS I
Course content
This course provides the introductory conceptual framework for the study of politics. Definition of the basic concepts of authority, power, sovereignty, legitimacy, and ideology will be followed by the examination of major political ideologies; classical liberalism, conservatism, Marxism and fascism. This course also studies political regimes and systems, pressure groups, political parties, elections and voting behavior.
Where it sits in a curriculum
Programs whose published curriculum lists this course, and the term it falls in. Your own curriculum is the one that counts.
- International RelationsYear 1, Fall semester
- Political Science and Public AdministrationYear 1, Fall semester
More in ADM
- ADM1102Introduction to Law for Managers
- ADM1116Social and Political History
- ADM1122Introduction to Politics II
- ADM1225Administration and Organization in Public Context
- ADM1323Society and Culture
- ADM1324History of Civilizations
- ADM1326Introduction to Statistics
- ADM2121History of Political Thought I