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Title Political Interests, Political Identity, and Public Policy

Excerpt This course examines the interrelationship between organized interests, social movements and the state in the formulation and implementation of public policy in Canada and selected other countries.Areas of Focus: Canadian Government and Politics; Public Policy

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SDGs Gender EqualityPeace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsReduced Inequalities

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Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Title Legal Reasoning

Excerpt This course will introduce students to the ideas and methods that guide judges and lawyers in their work. How does the abstract world of the law get translated into predictable, concrete decisions? How do judges decide what is the “correct” decision in a given case? The class will begin with an overview of the legal […]

Course Code POLD30H3

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality EducationReduced Inequalities

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Title Immigration and Canadian Political Development

Excerpt Immigration has played a central role in Canada’s development. This course explores how policies aimed at regulating migration have both reflected and helped construct conceptions of Canadian national identity. We will pay particular attention to the politics of immigration policy-making, focusing on the role of the state and social actors.Areas of Focus: Canadian Government and […]

Course Code POLD52H3

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality EducationReduced Inequalities

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Title International Political Economy of Finance

Excerpt The course explains why financial markets exist, and their evolution, by looking at the agents, actors and institutions which generate demand for them. We also consider the consequences of increasingly integrated markets, the causes of systemic financial crises, as well as the implications and feasibility of regulation.Area of Focus: International Relations

Course Code POLC98H3

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SDGs Decent Work and Economic GrowthIndustry, Innovation and InfrastructurePeace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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Reduced Inequalities

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Title Michi-Saagiig Nishnaabeg Nation Governance and Politics

Excerpt The campuses of the University of Toronto are situated on the territory of the Michi-Saagiig Nation (one of the nations that are a part of the Nishnaabeg). This course will introduce students to the legal, political, and socio-economic structures of the Michi-Saagiig Nishnaabeg Nation and discuss its relations with other Indigenous nations and confederacies, and […]

Course Code POLD54H3

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SDGs No PovertyPeace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality Education

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Title Corporate Crime and Corruption: Law and Governance in a Global Context

Excerpt This course examines the challenges of governing business in a global context. Focusing on Canada and Canadian corporations, the course first introduces students to business governance in a national context, exploring how law regulates business and foundational concepts like legal personality and the rights and obligations of corporate entities. The course then examines multinational businesses […]

Course Code POLD38H3

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SDGs Industry, Innovation and InfrastructurePeace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsReduced Inequalities

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Title Topics in Comparative Politics

Excerpt Topics will vary depending on the regional interests and expertise of the Instructor.Area of Focus: Comparative Politics

Course Code POLC42H3

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Title International Security: Conflict, Crisis and War

Excerpt This course explores the causes and correlates of international crises, conflicts, and wars. Using International Relations theory, it examines why conflict occurs in some cases but not others. The course examines both historical and contemporary cases of inter-state conflict and covers conventional, nuclear, and non-traditional warfare.Area of Focus: International Relations

Course Code POLC09H3

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SDGs Life on LandPeace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsReduced Inequalities

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Title Great Power Politics

Excerpt This course explores the possibilities and limits for international cooperation in different areas and an examination of how institutions and the distribution of power shape bargained outcomes.Area of Focus: International Relations

Course Code POLC87H3

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Title Property and Power

Excerpt This course examines the concept of property as an enduring theme and object of debate in the history of political thought and contemporary political theory. Defining property and justifying its distribution has a significant impact on how citizens experience authority, equality, freedom, and justice. The course will analyze different theoretical approaches to property in light […]

Course Code POLD75H3

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