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"The most fundamental goal
within my teaching philosophy is to educate students. The etymology
of the term is latin (ex-ducere) and translates into “leading
someone out of him or herself.” If a person is being led
out of him or herself, it means that boundaries of established
mindsets start to crumble and are eventually erased. This is a
healthy process, I believe, as those who do not participate on
this walk are prone to dogmatism, the host for an abundance of
negative isms in the past, present, and future. Among these we
find nazism, fascism, racism, separatism, and many more..."
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Dr. Malici is currently on sabbatical.
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| PSC-102
Introduction to World Politics | GER:
HB (Empirical Study of Human Behavior) |
Examination of similarities and
differences between the institutions, processes and
policies of selected nations, in the context of globalization
and the evolution of international politics.
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| PSC-150
Introduction to Political Analysis |GER:
HB (Empirical Study of Human Behavior) |
This course introduces students
to the methodology of contemporary political science,
including research techniques for studying political
behavior. More specifically, this course is intended
to introduce students to the “science”
side of Political Science.
Prerequisites: PSC-101 or PSC-102
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| PSC-254
Foreign Policy Leadership |GER:
HB (Empirical Study of Human Behavior) |
Examination of the personalities,
beliefs, and cultural milieus of foreign policy leaders
and how these leadership factors contribute to historical
and contemporary peace and conflict processes in world
politics. Also, considering leadership assessment
techniques.
Prerequisite: PSC-102
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| PSC-258
International Organization |
International organization is the
ordering principle in the international system including
institutions, regimes, law and norms. The goal of
the organization is to govern the interactions among
state and non-state actors. Challenges to these ordering
principles and their effectiveness in specific cases
will be studied.
Prerequisite: PSC-102
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| PSC-401
Capstone Seminar in Political Science |
Reading, research and writing course
for majors that covers a specific topic in political
science.
Prerequisites: PSC-101, PSC-102, PSC-103, PSC-150
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| FYS-1121
Rogue States |
Rouge states are considered to
be outlaws in the international system. They are said
to engage in the production and proliferation of weapons
of mass destruction and the sponsoring of international
terrorism. This class discusses the security threat
emanating from rogue states in a post-cold war and
post-9/11 world.
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