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Political Science
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| POLI 339* | (3) | Comparative Developed: Topics 1 |
| POLI 359** | (3) | Topics in International Politics 1 |
* Topic for Summer 2013: Media Regulation in the Age of the Internet. This course examines a range of public policy issues emerging in both Europe and North America as a result of the Internet's impact on television and other media forms such as content regulation, foreign ownership restrictions, and media concentration. Field trips to Rome and other cities are planned. For specific details about course content, please consult Prof. R. Schultz, Department of Political Science.
Offered: Section 001 (May 6, 2013 – May 31, 2013)
Location: Florence, Italy
Application Deadline: March 28, 2013
Application Details: Application forms and information are available at www.mcgill.ca/italian.
Note: All courses in Florence require permit overrides to register on Minerva. These permits will be issued after March 28, 2013, by Ms. Vanna Fonsato or Dr. Enrica Quaroni, only to students who have applied and paid course costs.
** Topic for Summer 2013: The Rise and Decline of the Italian City-State. This course examines the reasons why Italian city-states succeeded politically, economically, and militarily in the Renaissance. In the 1400s, Florence and its neighbours became centres of wealth, power, and art. Yet by the 1600s, the Italian city-states had been pushed to the margins. We will explore competing arguments regarding their relative success and then relative failure. Field trips to Fiesole, Siena, Pisa, and other cities are planned. For specific details about course content, please consult Prof. A. Maioni, Department of Political Science.
Offered: Section 001 (July 1, 2013 – July 26, 2013)
Location: Florence, Italy
Application Deadline: March 28, 2013
Application Details: Application forms and information are available at www.mcgill.ca/italian.
Note: All courses in Florence require permit overrides to register on Minerva. These permits will be issued after March 28, 2013, by Ms. Vanna Fonsato or Dr. Enrica Quaroni, only to students who have applied and paid course costs.
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