PSCI 358Political Change in China
- Units
- 0.50
- Faculty
- Arts
- Subject
- Political Science
When it runs
- F24
- W25
- S25
- F25
- W26
- S26
- F26
- W27
- S27
Ran in 0 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: not on the schedule. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.
This course provides an overview of political development in China with a focus on the post-1949 period. Through readings and discussions, students will gain an understanding of China's political history, contemporary political institutions, and political economy. They will also develop research and communication skills by conducting and presenting independent research projects. The course encourages students to debate over policy and ethical issues.
Prerequisites
- Students must be in level 2B or higher
Antirequisites
None listed.
Leads to
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Fall 2019
Pro Hong Kong protest at McMaster University gets interrupted by student who rips up their posters and gets in their face 180 points, 115 comments
u/Dragonasaur: “What, this student is allowed to exercise freedom of speech to destroy others' freedom of speech? Filthy mainland hypocrite It's the main reason Hong Kongers are protesting, so that we can retain our …”
u/RequiemFear: “We have courses at this university specifically for that. HIST239, PSCI358, PSCI385, and PSCI405 to name a few. I doubt they will support whatever narrative you're trying to push.”
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