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1 Political Science Department of Political Science Minor, Majors and Honours General Information: Tilley Hall, Room 219 Department of Political Science Mailing Address: University of New Brunswick, P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, N.B., Canada, E3B 5A3 Phone: (506) Fax: (506) Website: Faculty Bassett, Carolyn, BA (Trent), MA (Car), PhD (York), Assoc. Prof Bedford, David W., CEGEP Dip (Sir G Wms), BA (C'dia), MA, PhD (York), Prof Howe, Paul, BA (Tor), MSc (London School of Economics & Pol. Sc.), PhD (UBC), Prof & Chair Rezun, Miron, BA (York), MA (Tor), MA, PhD (Geneva), Prof (Joint Economics) Workman, Thom W., BA(Car), MA, PhD (York), Prof & Chair Wright, Donald, BA (MTA), MA (Mc.G), PhD (Ottawa), Assoc Prof 2005 Wright, Joanne, BA (MTA), MA (UNB), PhD (York), Assoc Prof GENERAL INFORMATION courses introduce the discipline courses are Foundation courses, which introduce the main sub-fields courses are Advanced courses on specialized topics courses are Honours Seminars, open to senior students. The courses are grouped into sub-fields, which are intended to guide students in developing a coherent program of study, but students may choose according to their interests and course availability as long as they meet program requirements. Formatted: Font: Not Bold

2 Minor, Majors and Honours Minor A Minor in Political Science consists of 24 credits in Political Science courses, of which at least 6 credits must be in Introductory courses (1000 or 2000 ) and 12 credits in Advanced Level courses (3000 or 4000 ). Minor in Public Policy This is a joint Minor offered by the Departments of Economics and Political Science. The Minor is open to all students including those majoring in Economics and Political Science. Students may minor in Public Policy by completing 24ch of courses offered by the Department of Economics and the Department of Political Science. Students are required to complete 24ch as follows: a. 6ch of economics (ECON) courses chosen from: ECON 1014 or ECON 1013, ECON 1024 or ECON 1023, ECON 3505, ECON 3705, ECON b. 6ch of introductory political science (POLS) courses chosen from: POLS 1103, POLS1203, POLS 2013, POLS 22002, POLS 2503, POLS c. 6ch of advanced economics (ECON) courses from: ECON 3055, ECON 3203, ECON 3504, ECON 3702, ECON 3755, ECON 3775, ECON 3801, ECON 3815, ECON 3845, ECON d. 6 ch of advanced political science (POLS) courses from: POLS 3103, POLS 3213, POLS 3215, POLS 3241, POLS 3251, POLS 3257, POLS 3282, POLS 3284, POLS 3292, POLS 3391, POLS 3461, POLS 3647, POLS Majors Program Note: These regulations apply to students who began their program at UNB in Fall 2014 or after. For regulations pertaining to students who entered before that date, please consult an earlier calendar or the Department. The courses offered by the Political Science department, listed later in this Calendar, are grouped into four areas of the discipline. Students are strongly encouraged to take courses from each area. Single Major: A student doing a single Major in Political Science shall complete a total of 42 ch in Political Science, 24 ch of which must be in advanced courses. The student's program must include: o POLS The Canadian Politicsal Experience o 6.0 additional credit hours selected from Foundation Courses offered at the 2000

3 Double Major: A student doing a Double Major in Political Science with another discipline shall complete a total of 30 ch in Political Science, 24 ch of which must be in advanced courses. A student's program must include: o POLS The Canadian Poltical Politics Experience or POLS 3282 The Canadian Political System o 3.0 additional credit hours selected from Foundation Courses offered at the 2000 Honours Program In order to be eligible for entry into Honours, students must have: 1. a GPA of 3.0 in Political Science courses 2. a cumulative GPA of ch of course work completed ch of course work in Political Science completed Students wishing to read for Honours in Political Science should notify the Departmental Coordinator of Honours and Majors on registration day or immediately thereafter. Approval by the Coordinator, in consultation with the Department, of the programs of successful applicants is required. Formatted: Font: 12 pt Students considering entry to the program are encouraged to contact the Coordinator of Honours and Majors in the term prior to their desired term of entry for further information. Honours (Single) A student reading for Honours in Political Science must complete at least 48 ch in Political Science, 30 ch of which must be in advanced courses. The student's program must include: o POLS The Canadian Politics Political Experience o 6.0 additional credit hours selected from Foundation Courses offered at the 2000 o POLS 3533 Research Methods in Political Science o POLS 4000 Directed Readings and Research in Politcal Science o 6 ch at the (in addition to POLS 4000) Joint Honours A student reading for Joint Honours in Political Science and another discipline must complete at least 36 ch in Political Science, 3024 ch of which must be in advanced courses. The student's program must include: o POLS The Canadian Politics Political Experience o 3.0 additional credit hours selected from Foundation Courses offered at the 2000 o POLS 3533 Research Methods in Political Science

4 Course Credit: o POLS 4000 Directed Reading and Research in Political Science o 3 ch at the 4000 (in addition to POLS 4000) Students may count courses towards the fulfilment of their program requirements in a Single Major, Double Major or Honours in Political Science only if they receive a grade of C or better. Students must achieve a grade of B- or better in POLS 4000 to receive an Honours degree. Credit Courses for Cognate Disciplines The Department of Political Science will accept for credit courses in Philosophy [ PHIL Selected Topics in Environmental Philosophy and PHIL Philosophy of Law Seminar]. SUB-FIELDS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Foundation courses, which are marked with an asterisk*, introduce students to the different subfields in the program. POLS 1203 POLS 2202* POLS 3203 POLS 3211 POLS 3212 POLS 3213 POLS 3227 POLS 3237 POLS 3241 POLS 3242 POLS 3247 POLS 3251 POLS 3257 POLS 3263 POLS 3267 POLS 3271 POLS 3282 POLS 3284 POLS 3292 POLS 3647 POLS 4416 POLS 5345 CANADIAN POLITICS Political Issues that Divide Canadians Canadian Politics Issues in Canadian Public Policy Canadian Governance in the Global Era Topics in Provincial Public Administration Capitalism, Canada and Class Poverty, Governance, and Citizenship in Canada The Politics of Memory in Canada and the United States Canadian Foreign Policy Canadian American Relations Trudeau s Canada Canadian Federalism Law and Politics in Canada Canadian Provincial Politics Quebec Politics and Government Community and Culture in Canadian Politics The Canadian Political System The Concentration of Power in Canadian Politics Self Government and Aboriginal Community Democratic Disengagement Canadian Political Thought Natural Resources, Industrialization and the Environment in Atlantic Canada

5 POLS 1403 POLS 3410 POLS 3413 POLS 3415 POLS 3423 POLS 3433 POLS 3441 POLS 3443 POLS 3446 POLS 3473 POLS 3475 POLS 4416 POLS 4463 POLS 4483 POLS 4495 POLS 4496 POLS 2503* POLS 3441 POLS 3443 POLS 3635 POLS 3712 POLS 4495 POLS 4722 POLITICAL THEORY Contemporary Political Ideas and Ideologies Survey of Political Thought Modern Theories of the State Liberalism The Politics of Repression Late Modern Political Thought Women Political Thinkers Feminist Issues in Political Thought Subjects, Citizens, Individuals: Politics of the Early Modern World Marxism and Anarchism: Alternative Political Communities The Political Left Imperialism and Crisis Canadian Political Thought Eros and Leadership: The Philosophy of the Good Ruler Through the Ages Hegel and Marx Gender and War: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Thucydides: War and Empire WOMEN AND POLITICS Women and Politics Women Political Thinkers Feminist Issues in Political Thought Critical Conflict Studies Globalization and Everyday Life Gender and War: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Women, Gender and Development POLITICS OF THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD POLS 1103 North American Politics POLS 1503 Law, Power, Politics POLS 2603* Comparative Politics of the Industrialized World POLS 3011 European Imperialism, POLS 3012 European Imperialism POLS 3101 American Politics POLS 3103 Rights in Conflict in North America POLS POLS 3104 African American Politics POLS 3237 The Politics of Memory in Canada and the United States POLS 3312 Political Sociology POLS 3323 Cities in the Urban Century POLS 3343 The European Union in Transition POLS 3363 Contemporary Germany POLS 3413 Modern Theories of the State POLS 3461 Public Policy Analysis

6 POLS 3647 POLS 3715 POLS 3717 POLS 3391 POLS 3392 POLS 3831 POLS 4724 Democratic Disengagement Imperialism and Crisis Work in the World Economy The Politics of Nationalism Governance Comparative Public Administration Contemporary China Topics in Environmental History and Politics POLITICS OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD POLS 1603 Politics of Globalization POLS 2303* Politics of the Developing World POLS 3011 European Imperialism, POLS 3012 European Imperialism, POLS 3323 Cities in the Urban Century POLS 3374 An Introduction to the Politics & Society of the Middle East POLS 3614 Ethics and International Politics POLS 3635 Critical Conflict Studies POLS 3643 United Nations POLS 3637 Capitalism and War POLS 3711 Political Economy of Development in Africa POLS 3712 Globalization and Everyday Life POLS 3713 The Global Economy: Production, Profits, Power and People Imperialism and War POLS 3715 Work in the World Economy POLS 3717 Politics of Nationalism POLS 3721 Beverages and International Development in Historical Perspective POLS 3725 The Political Economy of Latin American Society POLS 3831 Contemporary China POLS 4722 Women, Gender and Development INTERNATIONAL POLITICS POLS 1603 Politics of Globalization POLS 2703* Introduction to International Relations POLS 3011 European Imperialism, POLS 3012 European Imperialism, POLS 3112 Russian Foreign Policy POLS 3241 Canadian Foreign Policy POLS 3242 Canadian American Relations POLS 3343 European Union in Transition POLS 3614 Ethics and International Politics POLS 3615 International Relations Theory POLS 3633 International Public Law POLS 3635 Critical Conflict Studies

7 POLS 3643 POLS 3637 POLS 3713 POLS 3731 POLS 3831 POLS 4495 POLS 4496 POLS 4703 POLS 1603 POLS 2013* POLS 3213 POLS 3323 POLS 3635 POLS 3637 POLS 3711 POLS 3712 POLS 3713 POLS 3715 POLS 3721 POLS 3725 POLS 3831 POLS 5354 United Nations Capitalism and War The Global Economy: Production, Profits, Power and People Imperialism and War Governments and their Spies Contemporary China Gender and War: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Thucydides: War and Empire Seminar in Contemporary Issues in World Politics POLITICAL ECONOMY Politics of Globalization Introduction to Political Economy Capitalism, Canada, and Class Cities in the Urban Century Critical Conflict Studies Capitalism and War Political Economy of Development in Africa Globalization and Everyday Life The Global Economy: Production, Profits, Power and People Imperialism and Crisis Work and the World Economy Beverages and International Development in Historical Perspective The Political Economy of Latin American Society Contemporary China Natural Resources, Industrialization and Environment in Canada Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New Roman, 12 pt

B.A. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

B.A. in Political Science 1 B.A. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Curriculum Requirements Code Title Credit Hours Departmental Core Courses 1 POL 201 POL 202 POL 203 Introduction to American National Government Introduction