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Politics
Release Date: 2017-09-221.Basic Course Information
Course Code: 032043
Course Name: Politics
Course Type: Fundamental Course
Periods:48
Credits:3
Target Students: Undergraduates Majoring in Administrative Management and Public management
Assessment: Examination
Preparatory Courses: Administration Science
2.Brief Course Introduction
The basic concepts and theories of political science are introduced during this course systematically according to the logic of introduction, hardware, software, correlative mechanisms and evolution. This course particularly emphasizes the pluralistic perspectives of political science, not only outlines the topics, methods and basic knowledge of political science research, but also attempts to reveal its inherent complexity, trying to reflect the contribution of different research orientations and styles on political science, and encourage readers to understand the basic concepts and issues from a multi-dimensional perspective of political science in order to analyze in diversity. This course is suitable for students majoring in administration science, public management, political science, master of public administration (MPA) and relevant professionals.