Undergraduate Calendar 2002-2003
Undergraduate Calendar 2002-2003 | |
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| PSCI 101A LEC,TUT 0.50 | Course ID: 007719 |
| Introduction to Politics 1 | |
| In this course, students are introduced to a number of concepts which have a bearing on how we respond to our political environment, including liberalism, conservatism, Marxism, feminism, equality, liberty, rights and justice. Some of the constraints that affect the application of these concepts to public policy are also examined. | |
| PSCI 110 LEC,SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 011331 |
| Introduction to Politics in the Contemporary World | |
| This course provides a broad introduction to the study of contemporary politics, including issues of citizenship, governance and global politics. | |
| PSCI 214 LAB,LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007733 |
| Quantitative Analysis | |
| An introduction to the use of quantitative methods in Political Science. Only a rudimentary understanding of mathematics is required. | |
| [Note: Refer to overlapping content note under Grading Systems.] | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A; Not open to Math students. | |
| Antireq: (for Arts and Environmental Studies students only) BIOL 460, ECON 221, ENVS 271, 277, 278, ISS 250A/B, 250R, KIN 222, PSYCH 292, REC 371, 371A, SOC 280, STAT 202, 204, 206, 211, 221, 231, 241 | |
| PSCI 225 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007738 |
| Classics in Political Thought 1 | |
| A selection of some of the most influential texts in the canon of political thought from ancient to modern times. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 226 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007740 |
| Classics in Political Thought 2 | |
| An examination of some of the most important themes in political thought in the modern period including contemporary debates. Examples include political obligation, human rights, economic justice, and the extent of personal liberty. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 231 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007744 |
| Government and Business in Canada | |
| An examination of the political environment in which business functions in Canada with particular emphasis on the constraints and opportunities presented by government intervention in and interaction with the private sector. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 250 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 011344 |
| The Comparative Politics of State and Nation | |
| This course focuses on two of the most important concepts in political science - the 'state' and the 'nation' - and the relationship between them. It examines how states manage nations, and how nations relate to states. Much of the course will address the problems and conflicts that arise when a state has more than one nation within its frontiers, something that affects states as diverse as Armenia, Bosnia, Canada, Estonia, India, Russia, Spain, Sri Lanka, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 252 LEC,TUT 0.50 | Course ID: 007724 |
| Introduction to Third World Politics | |
| An introductory survey of Third World politics and society with an emphasis on Latin America and Africa. | |
| [Note: Formerly PSCI 102F] | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 255 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007747 |
| The Politics of Advanced Industrial Nations 1 | |
| A systematic introduction to the political processes of industrial countries. The central focus will be on Western Europe, Japan and North America. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 260A LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007750 |
| Canadian Government and Politics 1 | |
| An analysis of the political environment in which the Canadian political system operates, including discussion of the Canadian political culture, federalism, the constitution, federal-provincial relations, and the role of the Governor General. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 260B LEC,TUT 0.50 | Course ID: 007751 |
| Canadian Government and Politics 2 | |
| An analysis of the decision-making machinery of the Canadian political system, including discussion of cabinet government, the role of the House of Commons, interest groups, the electoral system, the party system and voting behaviour. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 264 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007752 |
| American Government and Politics | |
| The theory and practice of the American political system as revealed by the institutions and operations of American national government. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 281 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007756 |
| World Politics 1 | |
| Millions of people live together in various degrees of disharmony in the anarchy - 'an', without, 'archos', governor - of world politics. We study the what, where, when and why of the patterns of power, of peace and war, of cooperation and conflict about the globe. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 282 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007757 |
| Foreign Policy | |
| This course is about the diplomatic thought and behaviour of a number of major and secondary states, old empires and city states. Attention is given to the relationship between politics and cultures in the behaviour of political units. Lectures include sketches of foreign policies of select major and lesser powers and the thoughts and actions of regions in international history and in the world today. | |
| PSCI 291 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007759 |
| The Canadian Legal Process | |
| An analysis of the manner in which the Common Law functions, together with an examination of the structure and jurisdiction of the Canadian court systems. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 292 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007760 |
| Issues in Canadian Criminal Law | |
| Rational principles and concepts applicable to current emotional criminal issues are analysed, for example, abortion, euthanasia, pornography, seat belts, marijuana, police power, civil rights, criminal trials, capital punishment, prisons, etc. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A | |
| PSCI 315 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007764 |
| Research Design in Political Science | |
| Introduction to the logic and limitations of experimental and non- experimental research designs. Selected studies of politics are examined to demonstrate how plausible threats to validity are made less plausible with appropriate design and data analysis. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 214; Not open to Students in the Faculty of Mathematics | |
| PSCI 321 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007768 |
| Marxist Theory | |
| A basic introduction to the political and social thought of Karl Marx from the early writings to Das Capital. | |
| PSCI 322 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007769 |
| Marxism after Marx | |
| A selective study of developments in Marxist theory and political movements after Marx. | |
| PSCI 323 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007770 |
| Issues and Concepts in Contemporary Political Philosophy | |
| This course analyses some of the central concepts and issues in contemporary political philosophy. | |
| PSCI 324 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007771 |
| Contemporary Political Philosophy | |
| This course provides an introduction to, and critical assessment of, the major schools of thought which dominate contemporary debates in political philosophy. Ideals of justice, freedom and community will be examined. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A | |
| PSCI 331 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007774 |
| Public Administration 1 | |
| An introduction to the principles and practices of public administration including a consideration of the fit between various forms of bureaucratic organization and democratic political institutions in Canada. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 260A, 260B | |
| PSCI 332 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007776 |
| Public Administration 2 | |
| Selected issues in public administration with particular reference to recent developments in Canada. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 331 | |
| PSCI 333 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007778 |
| Administrative Law | |
| A study of Canadian administrative law including the delegation of political power to various administrative agencies which play a prominent role in controlling contemporary social and economic life. The supervisory role of the courts will also be examined. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 331 | |
| PSCI 335 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007781 |
| Interest Groups and Canadian Public Policy | |
| An examination of the roles of interest groups and political parties in influencing government policy. The origins, tactics, structures and impact of these two avenues of political participation will be compared. Discussion will focus on Canadian examples. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| Antireq: PSCI 372 | |
| PSCI 342 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007784 |
| Politics in Quebec | |
| A seminar dealing with the political and social development of Quebec. The emphasis will be on the problems and issues of contemporary Quebec. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 260A, 260B | |
| PSCI 343 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007785 |
| Municipal Government and Politics in Canada | |
| An examination of municipal government in Canada, including the distinctive features of the political process at the municipal level. Topics include provincial-municipal relations, representative and administrative institutions, municipal restructuring, electoral systems, and citizen participation. | |
| Prereq: One course in PSCI; Level at least 3A. | |
| Antireq: PSCI 344. | |
| PSCI 345 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007826 |
| Politics in Ontario | |
| A critical examination of the distinctive elements of government and politics in the Province of Ontario. | |
| [Note: Formerly PSCI 442] | |
| Prereq: PSCI 260A, 260B | |
| PSCI 350A LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007789 |
| The Politics of the Developing Areas 1 | |
| An examination of international and national sources of poverty in the Third World. Special attention is paid to Third World development policies. Topics include multinational corporations, foreign debt, industrialization and Green Revolution. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| PSCI 350B LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007790 |
| The Politics of the Developing Areas 2 | |
| A study of public policy and community participation in the Third World. Government policies and non-government projects are analyzed with the focus on sustainable development, women and education. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| PSCI 351 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007791 |
| Federal and Consociational Political Systems | |
| Federal and Consociational Political Systems are examined with emphasis on processes of political integration, patterns of conflict resolution, and the impact of modernization on political development. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A | |
| PSCI 355A LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007792 |
| Politics in the Soviet Successor States 1 | |
| An introduction to the study of political processes in the new states which emerged after the disintegration of the Soviet Union. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| Antireq: PSCI 365A | |
| PSCI 355B LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 009514 |
| Politics in the Soviet Successor States 2 | |
| An examination of policy-making and implementation in the policy areas which pose the greatest challenges to the Soviet successor states. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| Antireq: PSCI 365B | |
| PSCI 361 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007793 |
| The Politics of Britain and Ireland | |
| The course examines the politics of Britain and Ireland. It focuses on constitutional issues, including the Northern Ireland conflict, devolution for Scotland and Wales, electoral reform, parliamentary reform and Britain's relations with the European Union. | |
| PSCI 363 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007797 |
| Canadian Constitutional Law | |
| An introduction to the nature and basic principles of constitutional law. This course will deal especially with the distribution of powers in the Canadian federation, and its evolution, notably by judicial decision. Leading cases will be examined. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 260A, 260B | |
| PSCI 364 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010122 |
| Ethnicity in Canada | |
| The course examines the politics of ethnicity and inter-ethnic relations in Canada. The course will focus on a range of subjects, including the Quebec question, the issue of native self-government, multiculturalism, and immigration to Canada. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 2A. | |
| Antireq: PSCI 102S | |
| PSCI 373 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 011118 |
| Political Parties, Voting and Election | |
| Examination of the role of political parties, the dynamics of voting behaviour, and the nature of electoral competition in both the established and emerging democracies. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| PSCI 380A LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007802 |
| World Politics 2 | |
| An examination of the structure of the world capitalist system concentrating upon war and peace between core states from 1815 until the present. A number of classic theories of imperialism are considered. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A. | |
| PSCI 381 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007804 |
| Foreign Policies of South Asian States | |
| The course (1) defines the central issues in each country's foreign policy; (2) discusses the factors which shape the decision making processes; and (3) evaluates the impact of these policies on regional and international thinking. | |
| PSCI 382 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007805 |
| Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy | |
| An examination of issues and the foreign policy-making process in Canada. Special attention is paid to the domestic context of foreign policy. | |
| PSCI 383 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010234 |
| International Politics of Asia Pacific 1945 - Present | |
| The course examines the structure of power in Asia-Pacific and the pattern of interstate and non-state relationships in the context of multipolarity and interdependent regional sub-systems in South Asia, Southern Asia and Northeast Asia. The major scholarly debates about relationships and structure are examined. | |
| PSCI 384 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010235 |
| Foreign Policies of Select Middle East States | |
| An examination of the key determinants and decision-making processes of the foreign policies of Israel, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Iran and Saudi Arabia. | |
| PSCI 387 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010348 |
| Globalization | |
| Revolutions in information technologies make possible the general overhaul of capitalism we know as "globalization". The course examines the bias of communication technologies, the fates of states and empires, and the allocation of misery. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A; PSCI 281 or 282 | |
| PSCI 390 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007806 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 391 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007807 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 392 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007808 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 393 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007809 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 394 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007810 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 395 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010236 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 396 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010238 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 397 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007811 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 398 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007812 |
| Special Studies | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the third-year level. Students wishing to take such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 421 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007813 |
| Justice and Gender | |
| Theories of justice are concerned with the distribution of the basic goods of society -- money, power, status, leisure, and so on. One would expect that they would be of particular interest to feminist theory, which is also concerned with the distribution of these goods. This course will consider how the gender system fares from the standpoint of liberal justice, and to what extent the promises of liberal justice can be used to overturn the unequal treatment of women. The issues of equality and difference will also be explored. | |
| PSCI 423 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007815 |
| Democratic Theory and Practice | |
| An examination of the justification and limitations of democratic government, as well as more practical applications of democratic theory to the workplace, judicial review, legal obligations, etc. The focus will be on problems of democratic theory and practice. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 426 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007816 |
| Selected Subjects in Political Philosophy | |
| A selective treatment of basic themes in political philosophy in the modern and pre-modern times. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 225, 226, and (PSCI 323 or 324) | |
| PSCI 427 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007817 |
| Special Topics in Political Philosophy | |
| A selective examination of basic problems in political philosophy in the modern and pre-modern periods. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 225, 226, and (PSCI 323 or 324) | |
| PSCI 428 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007818 |
| State and Economic Life | |
| An analytical and comparative study of the growth of government intervention in the economic process, and of the development of the welfare state. | |
| PSCI 431 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007819 |
| Canadian Public Policy | |
| An examination of major trends in Canadian public policy in selected issue areas with a primary focus on the federal level. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 3A | |
| PSCI 432 LEC,TUT 0.50 | Course ID: 005377 |
| Global Environmental Governance | |
| Examination of the ways in which world society is striving to address environmental challenges by means of 'global governance' - that is, international organizations and institutions intended to deal with these challenges. The history of international environmental politics will be reviewed, specific organizations and other actors involved in global environmental governance will be examined and the management of particular global environmental challenges investigated. | |
| Antireq: ERS 475G | |
| (Cross-listed with ERS 404) | |
| PSCI 434 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007822 |
| Comparative Public Administration | |
| A comparative survey of public administration in both developed and developing areas. The focus is on the rise of the administrative state in a variety of cultural and political contexts. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 331 | |
| PSCI 435 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007823 |
| The Politics of Canadian Resource Development | |
| An examination of various public policies designed to promote the exploitation and export of Canada's natural resources with an emphasis on the economic, political, social and environmental implications of these developmental strategies. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 437 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007825 |
| Government and the Arts in Canada | |
| An analysis and evaluation of selected aspects of federal, provincial and municipal arts policies in Canada, including the institutional context, principles, practices, and contemporary policy issues. | |
| PSCI 443 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 009534 |
| Politics in Western Canada | |
| A critical examination of the distinctive elements of government and politics in the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 260A | |
| PSCI 451 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007827 |
| Comparative Political Systems: Eastern Europe | |
| A comparative examination of political institutions and processes in the states of Eastern Europe. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 453 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007829 |
| Advanced Topics in Third World Politics and Development 1 | |
| An exploration of major development theories, with the focus on Latin America. Part One deals with cultural explanations of economic growth, world system analysis, and the role of the state in promoting development. Part Two examines authoritarian and democratic systems of government. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 454 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007830 |
| Advanced Topics in Third World Politics and Development 2 | |
| An examination of social and political change in developing countries with the focus on rural structures and processes. The course examines the problems of poverty and migration, the growth of secular and religious revolutionary ideologies, and the rise of guerrilla movements. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 456 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007831 |
| Ethnic Conflict and Conflict Resolution | |
| This course examines the causes of ethnic conflict but focuses in particular on the strategies which states use to manage or resolve such conflicts. The review of state strategies is comprehensive in nature, and includes approaches which are morally unacceptable as well as approaches which many consider morally desirable. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 457 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 009535 |
| Ethnic Conflict and Conflict Resolution II | |
| A detailed examination of ethnic conflict resolution in a number of important case studies. The cases will vary depending on topicality. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 456 | |
| PSCI 458 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007832 |
| Cultural Explanations of Politics | |
| Critical assessments of selected explanations of political authority, political organization, political conflict and political violence in terms of cultural values. | |
| PSCI 461 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007834 |
| Problems in Canadian Politics 1 | |
| Selected aspects of Canadian national politics. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 462 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007835 |
| Problems in Canadian Politics 2 | |
| Selected aspects of Canadian provincial politics. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 472 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007837 |
| Women and Public Policy | |
| An examination of public policy from the perspective of women's experiences and needs. The course reviews policy developments in Canada and elsewhere, and reflects on the significance of feminist approaches to public policy. | |
| PSCI 473 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 009536 |
| Voting Behaviour | |
| A comparative study of the motivations underlying electoral choice in Canada, Great Britain and the United States. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 214 | |
| PSCI 481 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007841 |
| Research Seminar on World Politics | |
| An examination of research on the causes and consequences of interstate warfare. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 380A | |
| PSCI 483 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007842 |
| Power Politics and World Order Studies | |
| This theory course examines the evolution of the international system; the capacity of the system of states to cope with the demands on it; meanings of international and regional power and order. There is an emphasis on the international politics of regions. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 484 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007843 |
| Contemporary Strategies: Theories and Policies | |
| The course examines strategic studies and their premises, the evolution of strategic thinking, the role of national policies of military power. Strategic concepts are studied with specific reference to military policies of regional powers. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 485 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007844 |
| Selected Topics in International Political Economy | |
| Contemporary perspectives and issues in international political economy, with particular attention to advanced industrial countries. Topics include political/economic cooperation, the politics of trade, and the politics of adjustment. | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A | |
| PSCI 486 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 010240 |
| Special Topics in International Diplomacy | |
| This course will deal with contemporary perspectives and issues in diplomacy. Topics include public diplomacy, the use of technological innovation such as cyber-diplomacy, the widening of the definition of diplomats, multilateral diplomacy, and 'niche' diplomacy. | |
| PSCI 490 LEC 0.50 | Course ID: 007847 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 491 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007848 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 492 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007849 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 493 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007850 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 494 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007851 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 495 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007852 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 496 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007853 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 497 RDG 0.50 | Course ID: 007854 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 498 SEM 0.50 | Course ID: 007858 |
| Special Subjects | |
| From time to time courses of special study may be added to the program at the fourth-year level. Students wishing to add such courses should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| PSCI 499A ESS 0.50 | Course ID: 007859 |
| Special Honours Essay | |
| Students wishing to undertake a senior honours essay in their fourth year should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| [Note: A numeric grade for PSCI 499A will be submitted only after the completion of PSCI 499B.] | |
| Prereq: Level at least 4A Honours Political Science students only | |
| PSCI 499B ESS 0.50 | Course ID: 007860 |
| Special Honours Essay | |
| Students wishing to undertake a senior honours essay in their fourth year should consult the Department's Undergraduate Officer. | |
| Prereq: PSCI 499A; level at least 4A Honours Political Science students only | |
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Revised April 2002