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You will be assigned to a specific discussion section; both discussion sections meet on Friday at the regular class time. The syllabus indicates the main themes of the two lectures and required readings for that week. A midterm examination on February 25 covers lectures and required reading to that point, including all of Britain and Northern Ireland. In the period after the midterm we shall turn to Russia and Germany. There is an optional quiz after the six lectures on each of these countries. The final examination covers all lectures and required reading; it is scheduled by the Registrar on May 6 at 12:30. This date cannot be changed. Do not arrange to leave for summer vacation before taking the examination on this date. Grades. Grades will be based on the midterm examination (20%), two brief optional quizzes (10 % each,) class discussion (10%,) and the final examination (50%). Skipping a quiz increases the midterm and final weights by 5% each. Students interested in writing an optional paper (for 25% of final course grade), about ten pages long, applying the concept of citizen control/influence through elections to another country, should talk with the instructor. Only papers on this topic are acceptable. It is acceptable to use other countries in the text. Papers due Wednesday, April 29. Assigned Readings: The assigned readings are important part of the course and will be discussed in the Friday section meetings and covered in the exams. Purchase: Most of the required readings in the course are from G. Bingham Powell, Jr., Russell Dalton, and Kaare Strom Comparative Politics Today: A World View, 11th ed., 2015, Ch. 1-8, 10, 12, 19 (CPT in the syllabus.) The readings each week are short, but dense. The country chapters will repay careful rereading; the syllabus is designed to allow for this rereading. Reserve: Some articles and book chapters are linked to the syllabus. Powell Elections is Chapter 1 from Elections as Instruments of Democracy (2000.) Optional: if you wish to learn more about Britain, Northern Ireland, Germany and Russia, it may be helpful to supplement the CPT chapters by reading Ian Budge, et al., The New British Politics on Britain; O'Leary and McGarry, The Politics of Antagonism or McKittrick and McVea, Making Sense of the Troubles on Northern Ireland; David Conradt, The German Polity; M. Steven Fish, Democracy Derailed in Russia or Thomas Remington, Politics in Russia. All of the books are on Reserve in Rush Rhees Library. The electronic book by Dalton, Politics in Germany on line  HYPERLINK "http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~rdalton/Pgermany.htm" http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~rdalton/Pgermany.htm is also recommended. For students who have not taken an American politics course, it might be helpful to read all or parts of Richard Valelly, American Politics: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford 2013), also on reserve. PSC101  SYLLABUS - Spring 2015 Week Lecture Themes Assigned Reading Jan. 14 Democratic Systems Syllabus; CPT Ch.1, all; Today CPT, Ch.2, skim; Jan. 16 Comparing Democracies CPT,Ch.3,39-46; Ch.6,96-106. Powell, Elections. Jan. 19 NO CLASS: MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY Jan. 21 U.S.A. in Comparative CPT Ch. 19: Kousser: "US", esp. Perspective 687-699, 704-714, 719-723 Jan. 23 Section meetings begin. Discuss: why gov?, concepts, citizen control, US democracy Jan. 26 Britain as Majorit- CPT, Ch. 8: Rose, Britain, esp. arian Democracy 159-170, 183-185.(Ch.6, 96-106) Jan. 28 British Political CPT, Ch. 8, esp. 149-159, Culture 170-174.(Reread Ch.3) Jan. 30 Discuss: British political system (Compare to US) Feb. 2 Britain: Party CPT, Ch. 8, "Britain," Competition esp.152-156,179-183. Feb. 4 Britain: Issues, CPT, Ch. 5, 78-88. Voters, 1983, 1997, 2010, 2015 elections Feb. 6 Discuss: British party competition; interest aggregation & competitive parties Feb. 9 Britain: Consensual Style CPT, Ch. 8, "Britain," -Majoritarian System esp.174-178,183-191. Feb. 11 Britain & US: Elections, CPT, Ch. 4, 60-70; Ch. 7, Citizens & Policy 122-140. Feb. 13 Discuss: Interest groups; policymaking and citizen control-US and Britain Feb. 16 Majoritarian Failure: http://cain.ulst.ac.uk/ Tragedy in Northern Ireland (CAIN project), 1st 3 Feb. 18 NI: Search for Accommodation background essays Feb. 20 Discuss: Northern Ireland (Darby, Darby, Fitzduff) Feb. 23 Review for midterm exam No Additional Reading Feb. 25 MIDTERM EXAM Exam covers all lectures Feb. 27 NO CLASS TODAY and required reading. PSC101  SYLLABUS - Spring 2015 Date Lecture Themes Assigned Reading Mar. 2 Russia: Transition from CPT, Ch. 12: Remington, Dictatorship to Democracy? "Russia" 337-344. Mar. 4 Russia: Constitutional CPT, Ch. 12:344-354,378-379. Arrangements (Also, Ch. 2, 33-36). Mar. 6 Discuss: Russian "transition" & current constitution SPRING BREAK MARCH 9-15 NO CLASSES Mar. 16 Russian Political Culture CPT, Ch.12, Russia,354-361. Mar. 18 Russia: Parties, Elections CPT, Ch. 12, 366-372;also Website  HYPERLINK "http://www.freedomhouse.org" www.freedomhouse.org Freedom in the World: Russia Mar. 20 Discuss: Russian culture, party competition, elections Mar. 23 Russia: Presidential CPT, Ch.12, 344-354, 361-366, Domination of Policy-making 372-380; also 118-119. Mar. 25 Russia: Elections and Limits Schliefer Normal Country? of Citizen Control Foreign Affairs M-Apr 2004 Mar. 27 Discuss: Russian Democracy Optional Quiz on Russia Mar. 30 Germany: Development CPT, Ch. 10, Dalton: of a Democratic Culture "Germany," 245-254,260-268. Apr. 2 Germany: Constitutional CPT, Ch. 10, 255-260, 280-284; Arrangements CPT, Ch. 6:109-116 (& 96-106) Apr. 3 Discuss: German history, culture, constitution Apr. 6 Germany: Party Competition Reread CPT: Ch 5,78-88. Apr. 8 Germany: Issues and Voters, CPT, Ch. 10: "Germany" 2009,2013 elections 272-280, 245-246.(Website TBA) Apr. 10 Discuss: German party system, elections, government Apr. 13 Germany: Consensual CPT, Ch. 10, 268-272,280-290; Style, Mixed System Reread CPT, Ch. 4, 60-70. Apr. 15 Germany: Elections and Citizen Control Apr. 17 Discuss: German Democracy Optional Quiz on Germany Apr. 20 European Union Context Blackboard Sbragia:EU Apr. 22 Elections and Citizen Powell, Elections. CPT ch 7 Control: 4 Countries esp. 122-125, 131-133, 145. Apr. 24 Discuss: EU Context; Elections & Citizen Control Apr. 27 Democratic Systems No additional reading. Apr. 29 Discuss: Focus Points. Optional paper due. 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