POLS-C-1000: Lecture One
POLS-C-1000: Lecture One
1:09:49This introductory lecture for a political science course covers the foundational aspects of American government, focusing on different theories about its nature. It examines how the U.S. government can be understood through various theories: traditional democratic, pluralism, hyperpluralism, and elite class theory. The lecture emphasizes the importance of understanding political economy, particularly capitalism, in comprehensively analyzing the U.S. government. The instructor also outlines the course structure, assignments, and expected outcomes for students, while encouraging a deep dive into these theories throughout the semester.
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POLS-C-1000: Lecture One
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