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The course
This course will explore China’s efforts to construct a modern and effective political order in the face of powerful demographic and revolutionary challenges. The first half of the course will trace China’s political evolution from the end of the last dynasty through the end of the Mao era. The second half will be organized thematically to focus on the clash between competing ideologies, political and social movements and institutional alternatives in the context of rapid social and economic change will be analyzed.
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The particulars
Format & requirements
One essay, participation, and two term tests
Prerequisites
EAS105H1/HIS280Y1/POL215Y1
Exclusions
POL302Y1/POLC16H3
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POLPolitical ScienceDepartment of Political Science
302300-levelYear of study this course sits in
HHalf course0.5 credit (FCE)
1St. GeorgeDowntown Toronto campus
SWinter sessionSecond term, Jan–Apr 2027