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Comparative Politics

Why do some democracies rise while other collapse? Compare political system across countries like US, China, India, Germany, and beyond.

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From Plato's Republic to Rawl's Justice as fairness, explore the big questions: What is justice? Who should rule? What do we owe each other as citizens?

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Go deeper into the normative foundations of politics. Why should we obey the state? Is democracy truly the best form of government? What does freedom really mean?

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