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1.
(1) Friday, 10:30-12:00
(2) This course is 2 credits.
(3) Grading:
(a) Attendance 15% (Two times late counts as one absence.)
(b) Participation in discussion 20%
(c) Presentation 25%
(d) Book review 40%
(4) If you have questions, ask by e-mail.
(5) Venue: Seminar Room #4


2.
(1) This course is titled gDemocratization Studiesh. But we will not deal with this directly. This course aims for understanding basic concepts which are necessary for learning Democratization studies. So, I recommend this course to first year students.

(2) Textbooks
Bernard Crick, Democracy, Oxford U.P. (2002)
Margaret Canova, The People, Polity (2005)
Robert Jackson, Sovereignty, Polity (2007)
We are going to read one or two more books.

(3) Every class, one student has to sum up some part of the textbook and makes an oral presentation using Power Point Slides. The presenter has to prepare 3 or 4 pages explanatory material (A4 size). And the presenter has to show some points to discuss.

(4) Other students are expected to ask at least one question in every class.

(5) After reading one textbook every student has to write a book review (A4 size, double space, 2 or 3 pages).

(6) First class is set as a class orientation. Students who will take this class have to attend this orientation.

(7) Unless two or more students register, this class will be canceled.
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