PS 329
Spring 2020 All Classes
All Classes
Credit: 3 hours.
Examination of the conceptual issues associated with citizenship and immigration, considering current political debates from a variety of perspectives: empirical, historical, and normative. Focuses on the United States but will also examine the immigration and citizenship processes of other nations as well. Among topics considered: why people migrate; consequences of migration; efforts to integrate immigrants; public opinion, citizenship traditions and rationales; membership; belonging, and national identify; post national citizenship.
Prerequisites: PS 101, 6 hours of Political Science credit, or consent of instructor.
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59639
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Lecture-Discussion
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A
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9:30AM
-10:50AM
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TR
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David Kinley Hall
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Wong, C
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