Political Science

Political Science Faculty classes are held in the building shell of the former University campus

This list will be updated as further information comes to hand.

Government

• government (democracy, structures & networks, origins & development of the nation state, comparative government), government systems (legislative & executive power, principles of government, constitutions, national, regional & local governments, Indonesian government), government policy (principles, contents, implementation), decision making,
  
• cultural anthropology, sociology,
  
• economics (analysis, structure, theory, microeconomics, market behaviour),
  
• ethics, power relationships (elites, conflict, autonomy, regional relations, political personality, centralism & regional relationships), leadership (philosophy, principles, theory, practice, behaviour),
  
• political theory (political ideology, contemporary political thought), comparative political systems, philosophy (history, Greek, modern, humanism),
  
• national administration (roles, functions, concepts & dynamics of modern national & regional administration), organisation and management (principles, structure, development, behaviour, conflict), administration & management personnel, administrative systems & procedures.
  
• information systems management, research methods,
  

National Administration

(includes subjects outlined above).

• sociology (historiography, historical methodology, developmental sociology), cultural anthropology,
  
• social research methods (research technique and methodology, survey methods), social statistics,
  
• national administration (aspects & elements, structure, functions, concepts, principles, civil service), organisation & management (principles, structure, development, functions & process, personnel),
  
• leadership, organisational behaviour,
  
• government policy, economics, development theory, national development (strategies, policies, reform), national finance & administration, management information systems,
  

General

• constitutional development, particularly in the Asian and Pacific regions and the Portuguese-speaking countries,
  
• classics of political philosophy and political economy,
  
• political socialization, civil society, civic education, women in politics,
  
• democracy, human rights, civil rights,
  
• policy making, comparative politics, political parties, presidential systems, political and social movements,
  
• international relations, international treaties, the United Nations and other intergovernmental organizations, regional organizations, ASEAN, South Pacific Forum etc,
  
• writings by and about Third World independence leaders,
  
• social research methods including quantitative methods, statistics,