POLS 2940 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Neoliberalism, Human Nature
7 Dec 2016
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No page limit, get as much done as you can. Re visit text on how we access information. Identify key features and effects on how the media frames events. Political information, info that is not neutral and serves ideological purposes. Frame is a particular interpretation of media events. Identify and discuss the role that borders play in the life of the modern state. Consider different forms of power that we"ve been discussing since the beginning of the term. Not making an argument but outline as much information we can in. Not making an argument but outline as much information we can in relation to borders and what purpose they serve. Use real world examples from the readings, stay away from examples out of class and readings. Compare and contrast realist and liberal perspectives on three levels of analysis. Human nature, the state and the international realm/anarchy/war What do realist and liberals believe about those three things.
