POSC 851 - Fragile States and Good Governance

Credit(s): 3

GOOD GOVERNANCE
Component: Lecture
Hybrid interdisciplinary graduate seminar that combines themes from comparative politics, political philosophy and theory, and public administration and public policy, that seeks to provoke innovative and critical thinking about good governance. It seeks to shift thinking from structure to process. Rather than asking what is the best form of government, a question that has vexed political philosophy forever, or explaining how nation can transition to democracy (the best form of government) as comparative politics does, this course will ask how can we provide the best governance outcomes.
Repeatable for Credit: N Allowed Units: 3 Multiple Term Enrollment: N Grading Basis: Student Option