Number
171
CCN
18407
Times
MW 4:00-6:00
Location
3106 Etcheverry
Course Description
This course provides an overview of California politics, with a focus on contemporary issues and an analysis of who wields power and why. Specifically, the course will focus on : the demographic, social and economic forces that shape the State's politics- the three official branches of state government (executive, legislative and judicial)- the three unofficial branches (the media, lobbyists and interest groups)- campaigns (candidates, initiatives, consultants, pollsters, political parties and money), local government, the state budget and education policies.
Subfield: American Politics
Please note this description is from Fall 2013