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Political Science) and the College of Law. The program
provides students interested in law and public service
with the opportunity to blend relevant work in public
administration, political science, and law. Students must
meet the entrance requirements of both the College of
Law and the graduate program in political science-
public administration. A thesis is not required. Interested
students should apply to both the Holland Law Center
and to the Graduate School, noting on the application
the joint nature of their admission request. Alternatively,
students may apply to the Graduate School during their
first year of Law School. Further information on the pro-
gram is available from the Holland Law Center and from
the Department of Political Science.
 Study for the Ph.D. degree in political science at the
University of Florida by qualified master's degree recipi-
ents at Florida Atlantic University is facilitated by a
cooperative arrangement in which appropriate members
of the faculty of FAU are members of the graduate faculty
of the University of Florida.
 For further information and detailed requirements,
prospective students are invited to write for the depart-
mental brochure on graduate programs in political
science.

CPO 5065-Eastern European Communist States (3)
CPO 5105-Western European Politics (3)
CPO 5145-Politics in Post-Industrial Societies (3)
CPO 5305-Political Systems of Latin America: Modernization,
Authoritarianism, Revolution (3) Prereq: CPO 3303 or
equivalent. A comparative analysis of political responses to
modernization in Latin America. Emphasis on authoritarian
regimes in Argentina and Brazil and the role of revolution in
Mexican and Cuban development.
CPO 5306-Contemporary Problems in Latin American Politics
(3) Prereq: CPO 3303 or 5305 or equivalent. Intensive analysis
of major themes and issues in the study of Latin American
politics; the breakdown of democratic systems, dependency and
imperialism, revolutionary movement and regimes. Offered with
changing content.
CPO 5636-Politics in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe (3)
CPO 6036-Politics in Developing Societies (3) Comparative
analysis of political and administrative problems confronting less
developed political systems.
CPO 6037-Political Development (3) A review and analysis
of major theoretical formulations of political development.
CPO 6041-Politics in Advanced Industrial Societies (3) Com-
parative analysis of typical political, economic, and social prob-
lems confronting governments of advanced industrial states.
CPO 6307-Latin American Politics I (3) Knowledge of Spanish
or Portuguese is required; French may be substituted with con-
sent of instructor.
INR 5207-Comparative Foreign Poljcy (3) Prereq: INR 2002.
Intensive study of special topics in international relations and
foreign policy such as broad-based comparative analysis of
foreign policy behavior, comparative international subsystems,
reinterpretation of concepts such as nationalism and imperialism.
INR 5245-International Politics of Latin America (3) Prereq:
INR 2002 or advanced standing in Latin American Studies. In-
tensive analysis of the international politics of Latin America.
Relations with U.S. and nonhemispheric powers. Foreign
policies of Latin American states.
INR 5306-The Making of American Foreign Policy (3) Exami-
nation of principal factors influencing formulation of U.S. foreign
policy including the international environment, information
processing, personality factors, political culture, decision makers,
and decision making. Consideration is also given to institutional
setting including the President, Congress, and public opinion.
Not open to students who have taken INR 4303 or equivalent.
INR 5334-American Military Strategy (3)
INR 5505-International Institutions (3) Prereq: INR 2002,
4403. In-depth analysis of the political and functional aspects
of international organization and administration, alternating em-
phasis on either global organizations such as the United Na-


tions or regional organizations such as the European Economic
Community.
INR 6208-Foreign Policy (3)
INR 6607-International Relations Theory (3) Basic forces,
problems, and developments in international politics and
organization.
PAD 5035-Problems of Administration and Policy (3) Prereq:
PAD 4003.
PAD 5807-Urban Administration (3)
PAD 6053-Urban Administration (3) Organizational structure;
recruitment; development of leadership; development of
organization effectiveness.
PAD 6108-Public Administration Theory (3) Public adminstra-
tion, with emphasis on the units of analysis and contributions
of each approach to general understanding of the field.
PAD 6109-Public Administrative Behavior (3) Major
methodologies used in the approaches covered in PAD 6108.
PAD 6136-Contemporary Public Administration (3)
PAD 6227-Public Budgeting and Finance (3) Decision mak-
ing; budget planning and formulation.
PAD 6327-Government and the Planning Process (3) Case
studies of federal, regional, state, and local planning agencies.
Planning as governmental process.
PAD 6946-Internship in Government (3) Prereq: consent of
department.
POS 5416-The Presidency (3) Central role of the American
presidency in the political process. Emphasis on the contem-
porary institutional nature of that office and the behavior of its
occupants. Not open to students who have taken POS 4413 or
equivalent.
POS 5425-Legislative Politics (3) Prereq: POS 2041. Advanced
study in the legislative process. Recruitment of legislators. For-
mal and informal rules of behavior. Legislative-executive rela-
tions. The committee system. Impact of political parties, interest
groups, and constituents on the legislative process.
POS 5446-Political Parties and Elections (3) Composition,
organization, and structure of political parties and their roles
and relationships in the political process. Not open to students
who have taken POS 4443 or equivalent.
POS 5685-Administration of justice (3)
POS 5905-Individual Work (3)
POS 5933-Special Topics (3)
POS 6067-Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations (3)
Exploration of theoretical bases and operation of American
federal system.
POS 6076-Social Structures and Political Power (3)
POS 6127-State Government and Politics (3) The bibliography,
methodology, and research topics of American state and local
governments.
POS 6157-Community Analysis (3) Development of social,
economic, and political profiles in understanding the trends,
projections, and public policy alternatives.
POS 6207-Political Behavior (3) Consideration of participa-
tion, political culture, and public opinion including classic and
current research.
POS 6407-Legislative-Executive Relations (3) Models and
theories of legislative-executive interaction will be examined
using extensive case materials.
POS 6496-Seminar: Problems in Court Management (3)
Prereq: public administration courses and judicial process
courses. To expose to students with a broad background in
public administration and judicial processes the specific prob-
lems associated with managing courts, and certain techniques
for remedying those problems.
POS 6617-Topics in Public Law (3) Judicial interpretation and
enforcement of written constitutions. Separation of powers. The
American federal system. Powers of the federal government.
Due process and equal protection.
POS 6716-Contemporary Theories in Political Science (3)
POS 6736-The Conduct of Inquiry (3) Empirical research
methodology in political science.
POS 6747-Topics in Political Methodology (3)
POS 6757-Survey Research (3) Methods of survey research
in context of field investigation. Formulation of research
hypotheses; construction of measuring instruments; collection,
analysis of data.
POS 6905-Individual Work (1-4)
POS 6910-Supervised Research (1-5) S/U.