Course Number
PSC-355-01
Course Description
A deeper understanding of US Defense Policy in relation to current trends in the international threat environment. Examines the historical roots of US defense policy with a focus on the impact of isolationism, exceptionalism, and the Cold War on those policies. The policy-making process itself will be examined highlighting the influence of the realist paradigm, as well as the various organizational inputs, which help to shape the policy outcomes. A look at the post-Cold War period with emphasis on the impact of 9/11 and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction on changes in US policy.
Academic Term
Instructor
Brown Jr., Clifford
Location & Meeting Time
Lippman-017+ M/W 07:00PM-08:45PM LEC
Credits
1.00
Capacity
25
Total Students
24