CONTENT:  This course studies the political system as a spatial phenomenon from pre-literate forms and socio-political integration to the nation-state and other modern forms of political integration.  Examples from local, metropolitan-regional, national, and international contexts. Experimental course offerings examine the geography of revolution from a political perspective and focus on changes, both violent and non-violent, in political, social, economic, and cultural systems around the world  Prerequisite:  Graduate Student standing and completion of GEOS 500 and GEOS 530.   3 hours.

OFFERED:  Approximately every two or three years.  Last taught in the Spring 2009 semester.

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