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Politcal Science 394

Community Power Systems (SS) (3 credits)
Explores the issue of how political and economic power is distributed and maintained at the local level. It examines competing theories of power relationships, the way in which grassroots communities might organize to change the status quo (in various policy arenas), and the limits to grassroots collective action. These topics are placed in the context of changes in local institutional arrangements, changes in the world economy, and increased ethnic diversity. Prerequisite: Junior standing and 9  units (crs.) in Social Science.

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