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| 1031-3102-01 | Political Statecraft: From Theory to Practice | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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University credit hours: 2.0
Course description
The aim of this course is to provide political science students with a set of conceptual frameworks for analyzing the political environment of public policy and policy making process, and to practice forming effective strategies for policy analysis, program evaluation, policy design, and advocacy. The primary focus of this course is the experiences students have with our guest speakers from all areas of policy making. The speakers will been chosen for the diversity of their political expertise - from government and governmental institutions to lobbies and NGOs. Classes with the guest speakers, and their public lectures, form the backbone of this course. Attendance at these lectures is mandatory.