History of Political Theory: Modern

Level

Undergraduate

Units

Number

112C

CCN

71567

Course Description

Nineteenth and twentieth century political thought, including Burke, Utilitarianism, Marx, and contemporary theory

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Nov 22, 2024

Making Sense of the Elections of 2024

The American election will close out a year of momentous elections around the world. Almost two decades on from the financial crisis of 2007 that helped unleash a wave of authoritarian, populist and nativist movements in democracies around the world, our panel of faculty will consider what new social and political forces have shaped the elections in 2024. CORRECTION - This event is THURSDAY 11/21

Dec 04, 2024

2024 Citrin Award Lecture: A Journey Through Political Psychology Featuring Professor David O. Sears

The Citrin Center for Public Opinion will host its annual Citrin Award Lecture, featuring a conversation between Professor David O. Sears , Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Political Science at UCLA, and Professor Leonie Huddy , Distinguished Professor at SUNY. For more information visit, https://tinyurl.com/bdfcsb9b

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History of Political Theory: Modern

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