POLS 326.3 | Comparative Public Policy

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Course description:

Introduces the approaches and methods for comparing the public policies of various countries. The focus is on the nature and determinants of the similarities in their respective policies, and the structures and processes that produced them.

The official course description and prerequisites are in the U of S Course and Program Catalogue available at http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/