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POLI 238 Study Guide - Final Guide: Civil Liberties, Neoliberalism, Liberal Democracy

United States

Contemporary Latin American Politics

Political Science

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

European History to 1650

Global Issues and Globalization

Current Topics in Global Studies

Global History of Warfare

The United States in World War II

North Carolina History since 1865

History of the Holocaust: The Destruction of the European Jews

War and American Society to 1903

Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848-1900

Baseball and American History

The Scientific Revolution

American Sexualities

Torts

Civil Procedure

Criminal Law

Constitutional Law

Property

Evidence

Contracts

Introduction to Language

Introduction to Interpersonal and Organizational Communication

Introduction to Organizational Communication

Public Policy Toward Business

Great Musical Works

Bach and Handel

Introduction to Country Music

Introduction to Jazz

Introduction to World Musics

First-Year Seminar: Special Topics

Introduction to Philosophy: Main Problems

Bioethics

Introduction to Ethics

Ancient Greek Philosophy

The Ethics of Peace, War, and Defense

Philosophy of Western Religion

Metaphysics

Introduction to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

Morality and Law

Introduction to Philosophy: Great Works

Philosophy of Science

Ethics of Sports

17th and 18th Century Western Philosophy

American Philosophy

Contemporary Moral Philosophy

20th-Century Western Philosophy

Ethics and Economics

Practical Ethics

Introduction to Comparative Politics

Introduction to European Government

International Relations and World Politics

Civil Liberties under the Constitution

Modern Political Thought

Introduction to Government in the United States

Politics of East-Central Europe

The United States Supreme Court

State and Local Government in the United States

International Organizations and Global Issues

International Environmental Politics

The Constitution of the United States

African Politics and Societies

First-Year Seminar: Democracy and the Civic Ideal

Race, Ethnicity, and Electoral Representation in the United States

Critical Thinking

The Thirty Years War (1618-1648): Europe in an Age of Crisis

Foundations in Music

First-Year Seminar: Reason, Religion, and Reality in the Copernican Revolution

Undergraduate Seminar

Strategy and International Relations

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POLI 238 Study Guide - Final Guide: Civil Liberties, Neoliberalism, Liberal Democracy

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