Course Descriptions:

::: GENERAL COURSES FOR ALL CONCENTRATIONS/OPTIONS :::

PS-5015: Analytical Methods in Political Science

PS-5020: Contemporary Political Problems

PS-5030: Readings in Political Science

PS-5900: Advanced Graduate Seminar in Political Science

PS-5910: Research Thesis Seminar

::: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS :::

PS-5040: Labor Relations in America

PS-5085: The Contemporary Metropolitan Community

PS-5140:  The Growth of the Modern Presidency

PS-5170:  Government and Politics of New Jersey

PS-51xx: The U.S. Congress

PS-51xx: The Supreme Court and Constitutional Development

PS-51xx: Civil Rights, Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law

PS-51xx: The Regulatory Process

PS-51xx: The Role of States in the Evolving Federal System

PS-51xx: Political Institutions in the State of New Jersey

PS-51xx: Public Policy Development and Analysis

PS-51xx: Interest Groups and Citizen Participation

PS-51xx: The Media, Public Opinion, and American Politics

PS-51xx: Political Parties, Elections, and American Voting Behavior

::: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS / COMPARATIVE POLITICS :::

PS-5310: The Evolution and Devolution of the USSR

PS-5320:  Contemporary Sub-Saharan African Politics

PS-5410:  International Conflict Resolution

PS-5450:  The Use of American Military Force in the Post- Cold War World

PS-53xx: International Relations Theory

PS-53xx: The Rule of Law in International Relations

PS-53xx:  United States  Foreign Policy in World Politics

PS-53xx:  The Politics of International Economic Relations

PS-54xx:  Peace-making in the Middle East

PS-54xx:  European Integration vs. Nationalism

PS-54xx:  Theories of Comparative Government

PS-54xx:  The Challenges of Nation Building in Africa

PS-54xx: Latin American Political Development

PS-54xx: Political and Economic Challenges in Asia

PS-54xx: Contemporary Issues in International Relations/Comparative Politics

PS-58xx: Graduate Internship in Political Science

::: POLITICAL THEORY/FOUNDATIONS OF CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT :::

PS-5250:  The Judiciary and the American Constitution Order

PS-52xx:  Democratic Political Theory

PS-52xx: Liberalism and It's Critics

PS-52xx:  The Moral Foundations of Constitutional Government

PS-52xx:  Religion and Politics

PS-52xx : Foundations of American Political Thought

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Program Overview

Graduate Admission Requirements

Concentrations and Options

* American Government and Politics

* International Relations/Comparative Politics

* Political Theory/Foundations of Constitutional Government

Political Science Graduate Courses

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