- Lecturer: Howard Reid
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- Lecturer: Gavin Daley
- Lecturer: Donavon Johnson
- Tutor: Howard Reid
This course builds on the elementary knowledge of social research, political science and statistics provided in the first year of the degree programme. It is designed to provide students with a grounding in theories, methodologies, methods and the processes of empirical political analysis. Primary emphasis will be placed on developing a basic understanding of the philosophy and the logic underlying social-scientific inquiry, and appropriate research strategies, both quantitative and qualitative.
The main purpose of GOVT2046 is to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of how major scholars, past and contemporary, have theorized about the dynamics of international relations.The theories generally make a number of propositions which sometimes offer conflicting perspectives, but also occasionally overlap. Our main task will be to outline, critique, compare and contrast the assumptions and values which underlie each of these theories so students may enhance their own critical understanding of International Relations as well as form their own perspectives.
- Tutor: Danielle Parchment
This course will lay the foundations for the study of the politics of industrial societies, with a focus on North America and Western Europe. It will look at the emergence of liberal democracy, and the practice of politics in industrial societies including political parties, elections, electoral systems and the media.
- Lecturer: Tracy-Ann Johnson-Myers
- Tutor: Tanya Francis
- Lecturer: Tracy-Ann Johnson-Myers
- Lecturer: Donavon Johnson