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OVERVIEW
Most decisions in modern society depend to some extent on the workings
of the political process. Debate over the role of government vis-a-vis
the individual has continued since the time of Plato and Aristotle.
Political science as a discipline encompasses a broad range of subfields
that attempt to describe and explain the political process, politics,
and the relationship among governments. The general areas of study in
political science include American government and politics, political
theory, public administration, public law, comparative politics, and
international relations. |
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208-885-6426 or class@uidaho.edu.
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