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DEPARTMENT OF

POLITICAL SCIENCE

School of Social Sciences

For further information, contact:

The Chairperson
Political Science Department
Room 300, 3/F Ricardo & Dr. Rosita
MINOR IN
Leong Hall
Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola
Heights, Quezon City
Tel: 4266001 loc. 5250/5252
GLOBAL POLITICS
Global Politics
Major topics will include: nationalism and national inter- GP Electives*
est, power, diplomacy, game theory and bargaining, for- Electives in Global Politics are chosen with the
The Minor in Global Politics is designed to intro-
eign policy, security, imperialism, underdevelopment, approval of the Chair of the Political Science Depart-
duce IR and CP to non-PoS major students. The
international organizations, the environment, trade and ment or designated adviser.
program allows students to develop a speciali-
transnational actors. (offered every 1st semester only)
zation to increase the dimension of their

REQUIRED COURSES AND ELECTIVES: ELIGIBILITY AND APPLICATION


PoS 190—Comparative Politics
PoS 100 (Core) - 3 units The Minor in Global Politics is open to all undergradu-
PoS 130 - 3 units This course introduces the student to one of ate students at the Ateneo de Manila University, ex-
PoS 190 - 3 units the major sub-fields of political science. It focuses on cept those who are pursuing the A.B. major in Political
PoS 130.1 - 3 units some select themes in this field of concentration and Science and A.B. major in European Studies (IR track).
GP Electives* - 6 units various issues therein. Attention is given to both theo-
retical and empirical studies in various political and cul-
Total: 18 units tural settings. (offered every 2nd sem only)
Interested students have to submit a letter
(two copies) expressing their intent to complete the
PoS 100—Politics and Governance
minor. The letter must be noted by their home depart-
ment/program chair. It is to be address to the Chair of
This course is designed to introduce the
Political Science Department.
students to the persons, structures and process- PoS 130.1—Issues and Problems in International Rela-
es involved in the operation of the political sys- tions (Globalization and Governance) They must have a minimum QPI of 1.9 to be
tem. Focus will be given to the basic relationships admitted and must maintain a minimum grade of C in
between state and non-state actors, from the The course studies theoretical approaches that all required courses.
individual level to collective decision making. attempts to make sense of globalization and govern- Furthermore, interested students are to pro-
ance: of key political, economic and cultural actors and vide the department with a copy of their previous
practices, as well as structured contexts or fields of grades.
PoS 130—International Relations power that constitute and regularize hierarchies of so-
The course on international relations cial interests, relations, identities and imaginaries. The
examines the role of the nation-state as a tradi- aim is to understand the conditions and spaces for pro- COMPLETION:
tional bearer of power. The terrain of global moting global social justice. In the light of these theo-
politics particularly inter-state relations, their retical perspectives, students will have the opportunity
interaction and concerns is now challenged by in research papers, class presentations and discussions The Minor in Global Politics will be awarded upon ful-
conceptual shifts. The end of the Cold War and to explore specific issues or problem areas of global fillment of the course and grade requirements. Stu-
the deepening of globalization are major drivers governance that are of interest to them. dents will receive a certificate indicating a Minor in
of change and have been mainly responsible for (offered every 1st sem only) Global Politics in addition to their major fields of spe-
re-structuring global interaction. cialization.

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