The Politics of North America

3 credits · Undergraduate

North America has become increasingly integrated over the last thirty years--economically, demographically, and even politically. This course will review the history of regional integration in North America, and consider a number of contemporary policy controversies. It bridges sub-disciplinary boundaries by looking at both domestic policy-making (Comparative Politics) and at bargaining between the three countries (International Relations). PREREQUISITES: 2000 or 3000-level course in International Relations or permission of instructor FORMATS: Seminar