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Course Description:

Ideologies permeate and influence all facets of human interaction. People around the world often label themselves based on the ideologies they support, conservative or liberal, socialist or libertarian, etc. At the same time, the struggle over ideas is a driving force in much of the conflict and cooperation in the world. What physical forms should government take? Who should lead? Who should be protected or excluded in a society? What are the greatest threats to society? How should political change be brought about? The objective of this course is for the student to gain a basic understanding of the major political ideologies that have shaped and will continue to shape the world of politics. The course covers three areas, (a) an introduction to political ideologies including an examination of the concepts that separate and unite all ideologies, (b) a study of specific ideologies, and (c) an examination of the role of ideologies in contemporary and future society

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: 1. describe the major political ideologies that have shaped the political world. 2. compare and contrast the dichotomies intrinsic to ideologies including human nature, actors, mindsets, authority and change. 3. explain the influences of ideologies on the contemporary and future political world. 4. analyze ideological perspectives in current events. 5. develop effective communication skills including listening, speaking and writing.

Required Materials: Political Ideologies: An Introduction 5th Edition BY Andrew Heywood (Author)