American Federalism and the Teaching of Political Science: Disciplinary Trends in the Period 1968 to 1976

Reports findings of a 1976 survey of political scientists concerning curriculum development in intergovernmental relations. Compared with a 1968 survey, responses show expanded treatment of topics related to American federalism, and an increase in intergovernmental relations content in introductory...

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Published inTeaching Political Science Vol. 5; no. 2; p. 227
Main Authors Lovrich, Nicholas P., Jr, Taylor, G. Thomas, Jr
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1978
Subjects
Comparative Analysis
Course Content
Curriculum Development
Educational Trends
Higher Education
International Relations
Political Science
Surveys
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Summary:Reports findings of a 1976 survey of political scientists concerning curriculum development in intergovernmental relations. Compared with a 1968 survey, responses show expanded treatment of topics related to American federalism, and an increase in intergovernmental relations content in introductory political science courses at larger colleges and universities. (AV)