PSCI 293 Politics, Philosophy, and Economics: How to Change the World

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  • Spring 2025
    Rosa Terlazzo
    Spring 2025 — MW 15:25 - 16:40
    Course Syllabus

    This course analyzes major social and political problems from the multi-disciplinary perspectives of politics, philosophy, and economics. Topics covered may include: Income inequality and wage gaps, environmental policy and climate change, race and incarceration, democratic structures and norms, and immigration.

  • Spring 2024
    James Johnson
    Spring 2024 — MW 9:00 - 10:15
    Course Syllabus

    This course analyzes major social and political problems from the multi-disciplinary perspectives of politics, philosophy, and economics. Topics covered may include: Income inequality and wage gaps, environmental policy and climate change, race and incarceration, democratic structures and norms, and immigration.

  • Fall 2022
    Rosa Terlazzo
    Fall 2022 — MW 12:30 - 13:45

    This course analyzes major social and political problems from the multi-disciplinary perspectives of politics, philosophy, and economics. Topics covered may include: Income inequality and wage gaps, environmental policy and climate change, race and incarceration, democratic structures and norms, and immigration.

  • Fall 2021
    James Johnson, Rosa Terlazzo
    Fall 2021 — MW 12:30 - 1:45

    This course analyzes major social and political problems from the multi-disciplinary perspectives of politics, philosophy, and economics. Topics covered may include: Income inequality and wage gaps, environmental policy and climate change, race and incarceration, democratic structures and norms, and immigration.