Wealth and Power in America (POL 443) Online Course Information

	Wealth and Power in America (POL 443)
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Course Title:	Wealth and Power in America (POL 443)
School:	University of Phoenix
Description:	This course discusses the issue of wealth, power, and influence in the United States. Who has the wealth in America? Who has power? How is this power wielded to influence public policy? To help students develop perspectives on these issues, two main and contrasting models of American society are presented: the pluralist and elitist model. Each theory will be presented and students should be encouraged to come to their own conclusions through readings, research, and study group activities. Topics and Objectives include: Wealth, Power, and Influence in the United States: Elitism versus Pluralism; Special Interest Groups; Factionalism; and Public Policy Processes.
Learning Format:	Online (?)
Education Level:	Undergraduate - upper
Language:	English
Cost:	$494.00/credit hour
Credits:	3

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