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Political modernization

ВБ 2.3

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

3 Semester

4

PLO 03 Fluently use (orally and written) in professional and scientific activities in professional and scientific activities in the field of geography and political science in Ukrainian and foreign languages. PO 15 Independently assess key trends in the development of natural and socio-geographical processes trends in the development of natural and socio-geographical processes for the formation of new directions of scientific research. PLO 18 Make effective decisions on issues of politics, political science and related issues, including in complex and unpredictable conditions; predict the development of political processes; identify the factors that that influence them and the achievement of the achievement of goals; analyze and compare alternatives; assess risks and possible consequences of political decisions

Full-time form

Be able to collect and interpret information on political phenomena and phenomena, political processes and events; apply basic terms, categories and classifications in the analysis of phenomena and processes; identify current trends in political life in the context of globalization, forecast the prospects for their development, taking into account the peculiarities of the processes in the context of globalization; to orient in politics as a social reality; to analyze the activities of political actors in the system of political-power relations between society and the state; to be guided in the basic political doctrines, currents.

The discipline “Political Modernization” belongs to the to the list of elective courses in accordance with the curriculum and is taught in the first semester of of the master's program. The course introduces students to the basics of political development and political modernization research, which The course introduces students to the basics of political development and political modernization, which is a new interdisciplinary field of study. Subject, objectives, theoretical foundations and methods of studying political development and political modernization the subject, tasks, theoretical foundations, methodology, main directions and problems of modern political development and political modernization are defined The subject, tasks, theoretical foundations, methodology, main directions and problems of modern research are defined. The principles of the dynamics of change in political regimes (traditional society vs, modern society).

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Lectures, seminars, consultations, independent work.

During the semester, a final exam is held based on the results of each content part of the course control work. Applicants also receive grades for their work at seminars, which consists of speeches on topics, presentation of the results of independent work, participation in discussions A condition for successful mastery of the material by discipline is the achievement of the minimum threshold level assessment of 36 points (60% of the maximum possible number of points). Achieving this level of assessment is a condition for admission to the exam. Students who did not reach the minimum during the semester with a cut-off grade of 36 points must prepare essays on the topics they were unable to master in full during the semester. Written work with open questions– 40 points, The minimum number of points required to successfully pass the exam is 24 points (60% the maximum number of points assigned to the exam).

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