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in \\'ashington , D.C. This prograrn provides work/s cudy opportunit ies fnr scudents each scrncster in all of t he di sciplin es offered at Biola , espcciall v pol it ical sci ence . Based on th e princip le of intcgrating faith , lea rning and li ving, stud e nts a re in,·ice d to s pe nd t im e in the nati on's ca pital sc n ·ing as inte rns, parti cipating in an academic semi­ nar program and li ving; in a unique cornm unity of Christians frorn dif­ fe ren t geog raphi ca l reg ion s and denominati onal backgrounds. The Ame rican Studi es Program is des igned for juniors and se ni ors wi t h a wid e ran ge o f aca d e mi c majors and voca ti ona l inte res ts. Scudcnts are im olved in the Ame r­ ican Studies Program for e ither th e fall or spring semeste r, ea rning 16 semeste r uni ts in the in te rn ship and scudv sc rninars. A student mav ea rn all 16 un its in Politica l Science or 13 uni ts in Politica l Science and three in Bible, if des ired. Pre requi site: Su rvev of Ame r­ ica n Govc rnrnent 20S. T o make appli cat ion to th e program , inter­ e ste d s tud e n t s s ho uld sec the chairman of th e Polit ical Scie nce De partme nt. wh o a lso se rves as d irecto r of th e fli o la/\\ 'ashington D.C. Ame ri ca n S tudi es Program. COURSES (POSC) 205 Survey of American Gov­ ernment (4) The history, organi za tion and func­ ti on of the legislati ve, jud icial and executi ve branches of the America n government. Includes one hour pe r week in vol ving students in a loca l governme nt c ivic se rvice or life ex pe ri ence ae ti vitv. Sati sfi es th e state requirement in institutions in Ame ri can hi s tor y . 1\ l ce t s th e requirement for United States Con­ stiur t ion for California teacher certi­ fi cat ion. 1\ lay be ta ken to sa ti sfy a porti on of th e e ight units hi story gene ral edu ca ti on requireme nt. Fee: $10. For spring and fall onl y. 21 5 Perspectives on American Government (1-2) Co nccmporary iss ues in Ame ri can gove rnme n t and po lit ics as see n from a C hri s tian pe rs pc:cti vc . Fee:$ 10. 301 Fundamentals of Public Administration (3) Fundame ntals of public admini s­ tration : m·ervicw of th e conce pts, nature and scope of the fi e ld. Role of gove rnme nt in mod e rn soc ie ty and th e narnre of public business.

303 Great Political Thinkers (3) Se lecti ve readin gs in major politi ­ ca I think e rs from c lass ic al to mod e rn t imes: ana lys is of rec ur­ rin g t he mes in c ludin g : ju s ti ce. natural law, human nature, soc ial cl ass. ord e r. consent , communit\·, propcm·, constituti onal ism, soc ial c han ge , rc\'o luci on, an d ,,·a r. Offe red alte rn ate vca rs. 304 Organizat ional Theory and Behavior (3) "cy conce pts ce nt ra l to organ i;,­ ing and changing publi c age ncies to meet public soc ia l ncc:d s . Rev iew of th eori es , manage ri al approaches and me th odolog ies in publi c admini strato rs. 305 Comparative Government (3) Th e gove rnmc: nt svstcm, of E ng­ land , France. Wes t Gc rmam· and Ru ss ia compared to th e Amer ican sys tem of gove rnme nt. Offe red alternate ,ea rs. 306 Public Policy (3) An a na lys is o f publi c po li cv process and th e poli t ical contex t of it s forrn a ti u n. Sys t e mati c re v iew of the di ver se fin a nc ia l syste ms in makin g and impl e­ me nting publ ic policy. 307 International Relations (3) A sun·ey of nat ional -s tate svstcm: force s affec ting inte rnat ional re la­ tions: source, of conflict in worl d pol­ itics. and the ir solution b, · power pol­ itics and international cooperation . 310 Student Government Practi cum (1) The orga ni za ti on and fun cti on of stude nt governme nt at th e uni ve r­ s ity leve l: pa rli ame n tary procc: ­ clu re, commi ttee work and simil ar­ ity to state and nati onal lcgislac i, c gove rnment. 1\ !av be re peated for a max imum of four units. (Lim­ ited to Bi ola Assoc iated Stud ents Co un ci l and Se na te me m be rs. Stud e nts \\·orking for A.S. fo r an hourl y \\ age: may not c nro ll. ) 320 The American Presidency (3) Hi s tori cal deve lopm e nt o f th e offi ce of th e prcsidencv; formal and informal powe rs of the president in cxccuci vt:, lcgi slaci vc, judi cial , mili ­ tary, diplomat ic and politica l areas. 350 Great Western Political Thinkers (3) A stud y of se lected politi ca l theo­ ri sts. Emphas is on such write rs as Pl ato . Ari sto tl e, Church Fathe rs. Augustine. Aquinas, 1\ lacl1 ia, ·c lli . Luth e r, Ca l\' in, 1lobbcs, Locke. Burke. Be ntham, 1\larx. 1'.° ic buh r and oth e rs. Readings in primary

sources. Pre requ isite: 111 ST 20.'i. I OS or POSC 20.'i. 391 Publi c Finance (3) T radit ional princi pl e, of pub li c finance, gm ern ment spend ing and fi sca l i m pace,; de, e lopmcnt of the pu b lic sector, budge ts, taxation, procu rement. pollution and ene rgv ince ntin:,: state and local expen­ d itu re pattc:rn,, propc:rc,· ca,-c, and rc:, ·enuc sharing. Pre rcq u isi cc, : .101: Bu, incss 201. ZOZ. ZI Z. 400 Political Parties (3) Analvs is of the hi srn rv, phil oso­ ph y, organi1.ac ion and fun ct ioning of t\mc ri ca·s po litica l pani cs . 405 Probl ems in American Diplomacy (3) Gro\\ th and de, e lopmc: n t of t\mcr ican foreign rela ti on from th e Revolu tion to the present. ,\nah­ sis of the conduct of fore ign re la­ t ion. its objccci, cs and limitat ions. 406 Legi slation (3) T he mec hanical ru le,, proce­ du re:, and customs in the maki ng o f Ll\\" in Ame ri can ~O\'Crnmc nt. O ffe red alternate ,·ears. 407 International Organization (3) Th e: hi stor ical. object ives. str uc­ t u rc. functions and po l i cies i,wohcd in the t ·n itcd :-,,:atiom. Offcrc:d alternate ~ cars. 41 0 American Constitutional Law (3) An c,-aminat ion of the: principles of the Ame rican constitut ional system looki ng prima rih at l ' .S. Su preme Cou rt decisions and the histori ca l dc:ve loprnc nt of const itut iona l Im\°. At tent io n also gi,en to the judicial branch and its role in Ame ri ca n gm c:rnmcnt and po li t ics. parti cu­ lar! , its continu ing interpreta tion of the l ' .S. Cons titut ion as the frame­ work for American democ racy. 465 Integration Seminar (3) lssuc:s in the contcmponu ,· world addressed from an intcrdi,cipli na ry social science and biblica l perspcc­ t i, ·e. Prc rcqu i,itc: Sen ior stand ing.

t ion, leg is lati on, state and local gove rnme nt, fore ign affairs, inte r­ nati onal re lati ons. politi cal th eory, co mpa rat ive go , ·c rnm e nt s, t he Ame ri can pres ide ncy, the citi ze n and th e law, poli t ical parti es, law and publi c admini st ra ti on. 1\ lav be re pea ted with d iffe rent section titl e for a ma,-i mum of e ight units. 485 Public Law (3) Functi on of hl\l in protec ting th e publi c's in teres t in preserving the c n, ·1ro nm c n r. En v ir onmental laws, atl min is t rati\' e ac tion , free­ dom of in fo rmati on, ai r and wate r qua li t y, noi se po llution , solid ,n1s tc, pest ic id es, land use, zon­ ing, e ne rgy and agc ncv deci s ion ma kin g. Prc rcq ui s itc : l3u s incss 36 I . .I uni or or se nior sta nd ing.

486 Personnel and Human Resou rces Management (3)

Gove rnme nt personnel systern s, me ri t co ncepts. c lass ifi ca ti o n , compc nsa ci on, tra ining, examina­ t i ons, o rga n i1.ar i ons 1 labo r rela­ tio ns and co lkct ive ba rga inin g . Pre requi sites: 205,301 , 485 . 488 Internship and Research Project (9) Provid es an opportunity to com­ p lete an inte rn ship and a research p roject in a pub li c age ncy. Pro­ ject consis ts of ident ifi cat ion and analysis. with gu ida nce:, of a cho­ sen area in publ ic orga ni za ti on. 490 Internship in Political Science (1-8) In -service training and internship experi ence in va riou s government and nnn-gO\'Crnmc nt agencies and orga ni zat ions. 1\l ay be re peated wit h diffe re nt sec tion titl e for a max imum of e ight units.

470 Public Administration Research and Writ ing (3)

Research and writi ng fo r p ubli c ad m ini st ra tion majo rs. Spec ia l s rnd ies in pub! ic ad 111 in is trat ion fo r majors ut ili ,i ng the tec hni ques of p rob lem-so l\ ing, re,carch and c ffecti, c commun icat io n and wri ting. Prerequisite: .1 01. 480 Studies in Political Science (1-8) Spc:c ial in:d stmh in po litical sci­ ence i n "\ UCh art;as a,;; rncr ican g0\c rn 111cnt. the l ' .S. Const itu-

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