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107 The History of Eastern Europe Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 107 Course Title: The History of Eastern Europe Description: An historical survey, from the earliest records to the present, including the various migrations, influences emanating from Byzantium and Rome, the experience of foreign domination, and the struggles for independence and national identities. |
122 Introduction to Political Ideologies (W) Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: Political Science Course Instructor: Koyzis, David T. Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 122 Course Title: Introduction to Political Ideologies Description: The basic questions of political theory are examined in the context of a study of representatives of various political perspectives, including liberalism, conservatism, democracy, nationalism, socialism, and varieties of societal pluralism. Course Website Link |
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208 Introduction to International Relations Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: Political Science Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 208 Course Title: Introduction to International Relations Description: A study of contemporary relations among states, including an analysis of basic concepts and issues such as power, sovereignty, nationalism, security, diplomacy, war and peace, international law and organization, transnationalism and independence. Attention is also given to different approaches to the study of international relations. A study of the development of modern political thought from Machiavelli to Marx, focusing on representative theorists in this period. Course Website Link |
265 History of Modern Russia * Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 265 Course Title: History of Modern Russia Description: An introduction to the modern history of Russia and the Soviet Union. The focus is political and cultural with special emphasis on the emergence of Imperial Russia since the reign of Peter the Great, the revolutions of 1905-1917, and the development of a totalitarian Soviet state from Lenin through Stalin. |
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325 Recent Political Theory (W) Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: Political Science Course Instructor: Koyzis, David T. Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 325 Course Title: Recent Political Theory (W) Description: An examination of trends in political thought since Marx. Topics include neo-Marxism, behaviouralism, the neo-classical school, and Christian traditions of political theory. Course Website Link |
Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 327 Course Title: Modern Europe, 1789-1914 Description: A survey of the principal intellectual, political, and socio-economic trends and developments in Europe during the 19th century. Topics include the French Revolution and Napoleon; the age of reaction and fresh revolutions; the impact of liberalism, nationalism, and imperialism; the idea of the permanent revolution, the process of secularization, and Christian counter-offensives. |
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345 Great Britain, 1815-1914 * Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 345 Course Title: Great Britain, 1815-1914 Description: A study of Britain from the Battle of Waterloo to the First World War. Topics include constitutional transformation; the evolution of political democracy; party politics; industrialization; challenges to the primacy of the Church of England; trade unions and the development of a labour party; Britain as an imperial and world power. |
347 Modern British Intellectual History Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 347 Course Title: Modern British Intellectual History Description: A study of the intellectual currents, within their social and political contexts, that challenged the traditional and aristocratic society and outlook which prevailed in Great Britain until the early nineteenth century. This course covers the Victorian period and the twentieth century through the Second World War. |
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367 Ukraine: History and Culture * Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 367 Course Title: Ukraine: History and Culture Description: A study of the history and culture of Ukraine, from classical antiquity to the present, covering the five major periods of Ukrainian history and the emergence of Ukraine as an independent state in 1991. Consideration will be given to specific events, leaders, and patterns which have shaped that history and culture. |
370 Special Topics: Post-colonial History Institution Name: Redeemer University College Course Subject: History Education Level: Undergraduate Course Code: 370 Course Title: Special Topics: Post-colonial History Description: This course will expand our treatment of the non-western areas of the world, and of the 20th century. The course deals with the countries of Asia and Africa particularly, with some reference to South America and the Caribbean. An understanding of how these countries were shaped by the experience of colonialism and the process of independence in the 20th century will be valuable to students in our increasingly linked world. The students will have the opportunity to consider the religious and social implications, particularly in light of the large number of Christians in the parts of the world that were formerly European colonies, and the fact that much missionary and aid work is focussed on countries which were formerly European colonies. The tensions over language, westernization, neo- colonialism and identity will be considered. |
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