Seminar in Public Policy Analysis
- Offered: Fall
- Bulletin Year: 2022 - 2023 Undergraduate Bulletin | View the current NMU Catalog.
A simulation involving a comparative analysis of the governments and policies of various nations in the world and how they interact with one another on important issues in the setting of the United Nations. Students accepted for this course will represent NMU at either a regional or national Model U.N. conference.
Notes:May be repeated for credit if topic differs. On transcripts, the course will appear as: Model U.N.-(country's name).
Students gain practical experience working on a local, state or national campaign, read from books and articles on political parties and elections, attend lectures, participate in discussions and write a reflective paper on their campaign experience.
Primary emphasis is on the structure of the legal system, judicial recruitment and specialized areas of law such as civil and criminal procedure, torts and contracts. Students use such legal resources as court cases, legal digests and compiled laws. Writing legal briefs and a mock trial are featured.
Political philosophers and their philosophies, from Machiavelli through the present day. Studying their assumptions and their reasoning should help students to clarify their thinking. Class discussion is emphasized.
Political philosophers and their philosophies, from the Greeks through the Middle Ages. Studying their assumptions and their reasoning should help students to clarify their thinking. Class discussion is emphasized.