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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.
2009 Announcements
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Dr. Eric L Jensen presented the paper
"Civil Asset Forfeiture: The Case of
Ireland," co-authored by Eva Johnsson
(Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland) at
the Eighteenth Annual Conference of the
European Society for Social Drug
Research in Budapest, Hungry. The
Conference was held in the fall 2008
(Oct. 2-3).
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