POL 2104 Introduction to Comparative Politics

3 units
Political Science
Faculty of Social Sciences
Introduction to the comparative study of political phenomena within states, in various historical, cultural and institutional contexts. Methods, theoretical frameworks, typologies and concepts commonly used in the comparative study of political phenomena. (COMP)

Components:

Lecture

Requirements:

Prerequisite: POL 1101 or POL 1102 or 18 university course units.

Previously Offered Terms:

Fall
Winter

French Equivalent:

POL 2504
GradesEvaluations
All Professors
B+ Average (6.529)
Most Common: A- (20%)
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Saul M. Rodriguez

Winter 2024 - B00

A- Average (7.521)
Most Common: A (25%)
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Simeon Mitropolitski

Winter 2024 - C00

A- Average (8.463)
Most Common: A (41%)
164 students

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Amanda Shankland

6 sections from Winter 2022 to Fall 2023

B+ Average (6.651)
Most Common: A- (23%)
304 students

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Pascale Massot

2 sections from Fall 2019 to Winter 2023

B+ Average (7.315)
Most Common: A+ (21%)
309 students

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Daniel Pierre-Antoine

2 sections from Winter 2022 to Winter 2023

B+ Average (6.515)
Most Common: A- (26%)
297 students

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Bertrand Belhomme de Franqueville

Fall 2022 - A00

B Average (6.179)
Most Common: A- (23%)
151 students

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Dominique Arel

Winter 2019 - B00

B Average (6.300)
Most Common: B (21%)
150 students

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Joseph Roman

2 sections from Winter 2018 to Fall 2018

C Average (4.029)
Most Common: B+ (12%)
242 students

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Cédric Jourde

Fall 2017 - A00

B Average (6.023)
Most Common: A (14%)
129 students

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