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The Political Science Department at Merrimack College is looking for
individuals with graduate training in Political Science or International
Relations to teach the following courses during the Fall, 1995 semester.
Classes begin September 7th.
PL101 American National Government Tues/Thurs 9:30-10:45
An introduction to the American political system. The course
examines:
(1) the Constitutional basis of American politics, (2) the national
institutions that are involved in decision making and public debate, (3)
the issues Americans argue about, (4) the processes by which those
arguments are conducted and resolved.
PL233 Urban Politics Tues/Thurs 11:00 -12:15
An examination of the institutions and processes of urban politics as
they affect specific problems such as housing, poverty, transportation and
finance. Prerequisite: PL101 American National Government
PL377 International Law Tues/Thurs 9:30-
10:45
An examination of the evolution of modern international law, its
institutional and systemic context, major subject areas and controversies
within the field. Students will learn about the law through cases, problems,
exercises and critical writings. Previous coursework in modern world
history or international relations advisable. Prerequisite: senior standing or
permission of the instructor.
Those interested should contact:
Eugene Declercq, PhD
Chair
Department of Political Science
Merrimack College
North Andover, MA 01845
(508) 837-5000 ext. 4300
(508) 837-5078 (fax)
EMAIL: EDECLERCQ@MERRIMACK.EDU