First, read Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison by Michel Foucault. Then (this is the hard part), work backward to divine the insight that led to the finished masterpiece. That’s one of the ...

Community college students who take political science classes are more likely to register to vote, turn out to vote and understand constitutional checks and balances. That’s according to our study of ...

An undergraduate major in Political Science is first of all part of the liberal arts education that is the focus of the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences at Boston College. Both through courses ...

"Constitutional Law," a political science course focusing on court decisions, civil liberties and the U.S. Supreme Court, has only been offered to Tufts students three times in the past eight years.

What prompted the idea for the course? While watching “Andor” – a science fiction TV series that is part of the “Star Wars” galaxy of films, books and TV shows – I realized that what fascinates me ...

Undergraduate political-science courses should include much more material about warfare and the American military, scholars said here on Thursday during a round-table discussion at the annual meeting ...

Submit a Course Add/Drop Petition formthrough OnBase for the class which requires POLS 1 for which you want to register. In the “Reason for Add/Drop” comment box, explain that you have met the POLS 1 ...

An analysis of the theory, basic principles, and practices o public administration in the U.S. through a study of organization, management, budgeting, personnel, administrative leadership, and ...

The major in political science requires a course in American politics in order to insure that all graduates have a working knowledge of the U.S. political system, and three courses that introduce ...

There is a major gender gap in political science course readings at colleges across the nation and that could affect women’s choices in becoming professors in that field. So says a new study headed by ...

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