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INST 4270  - Government and Politics of the Middle East and North Africa

Credits: 3
Max Credit 3

Acquaints students with basic political, social and economic institutions of Middle East and North African countries. Emphasizes post-World War I developments, contemporary issues and problems. Special attention is given to politics of major nations in the region such as Turkey, Iran, Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Syria.

Prerequisite: INST 1101   OR INST 1200   OR POLS 1250  
Cross Listed POLS 4270  , POLS 5270  
Dual Listed INST 5270  

A&S College Core 2015 Yes


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