NUS PS1101E Lecture 1

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Introduction to Politics

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What is Politics?

• ‘Politics’ vs...
• public politics
• government
• ideology

What is Political Science?

Is a political scientist a scientist?

What do we do in PS?

Political science is concerned with explaining political
phenomena.

The Fields of PS
• Comparative politics
• International relations
• Political theory
• Singapore politics
• Public administration

Comparative Politics

• PS2236: European Politics
• PS3236: Ethnicity and Religion in Asian
Politics
• PS3261: Comparative Political Economy

International Relations
• PS2250: International Politics of Southeast
Asia
• PS3240: International Security
• PS3251: International and Regional
Organisations

Political Theory

• PS2253: Chinese Political Thought
• PS3259: American Political Thought

Singapore Politics

• PS2249: Government and Politics of
Singapore
• PS3249: Singapore’s Foreign Policy

Public Administration

• PS2241: Public Administration in Asia
• PS3243: Public Sector Organisational
Behaviour

What PS offers you

• General skills, NOT speciﬁc ones
• Critical thinking skills
• Reading
• Writing

Readings

• Text: Political Science: An Introductory Text
• by Kripa Sridharan (McGraw Hill, 2008)

• Internet: links on syllabus
• IVLE e-reserves

Tasks for module
• Reading
• Attending lectures
• Writing
• Discussion groups
• Exam

How to Read
(even though you already know)

• Read for main ideas
• What is the author’s reasoning?
• Avoid getting lost in details
• Re-read
• Take notes
• What is your response?

Lectures

• Lecture material vs texts
• Availability of slides

Writing

• PS ideas are expressed through writing
• Writing and re-writing

Discussion groups

• You must register for a tutorial
• Four meetings during the semester

Exam

• Yes, there is one
• And also a test

Resources

• Student guide
• PS Peers Programme
• IVLE

Consultation hours

• Tuesdays, 1:30-3:30
• AS1, level 4, #39

Next week: Leadership

• How much do leaders do?
• Do leaders deserve credit (and blame) for
outcomes?
• What are the traits of a good leader?

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NUS PS1101E Lecture 1

1. PS1101E/GEK1003 Introduction to Politics Lecturer: Erik Mobrand

2. What is Politics? • ‘Politics’ vs... • public politics • government • ideology

3. What makes someone powerful?

4. What is Political Science? Is a political scientist a scientist?

5. Political science is a social science

6. What do we do in PS? Political science is concerned with explaining political phenomena.

7. The Fields of PS • Comparative politics • International relations • Political theory • Singapore politics • Public administration

8. Comparative Politics • PS2236: European Politics • PS3236: Ethnicity and Religion in Asian Politics • PS3261: Comparative Political Economy

9. International Relations • PS2250: International Politics of Southeast Asia • PS3240: International Security • PS3251: International and Regional Organisations

10. Political Theory • PS2253: Chinese Political Thought • PS3259: American Political Thought

11. Singapore Politics • PS2249: Government and Politics of Singapore • PS3249: Singapore’s Foreign Policy

12. Public Administration • PS2241: Public Administration in Asia • PS3243: Public Sector Organisational Behaviour

13. Why Political Science?

14. Why am I here?

15. What PS offers you • General skills, NOT speciﬁc ones • Critical thinking skills • Reading • Writing

16. Overview of the module

17. Readings • Text: Political Science: An Introductory Text • by Kripa Sridharan (McGraw Hill, 2008) • Internet: links on syllabus • IVLE e-reserves

18. Tasks for module • Reading • Attending lectures • Writing • Discussion groups • Exam

19. How to Read (even though you already know) • Read for main ideas • What is the author’s reasoning? • Avoid getting lost in details • Re-read • Take notes • What is your response?

20. Lectures • Lecture material vs texts • Availability of slides

21. Writing • PS ideas are expressed through writing • Writing and re-writing

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23. Exam • Yes, there is one • And also a test

24. Resources • Student guide • PS Peers Programme • IVLE

25. Consultation hours • Tuesdays, 1:30-3:30 • AS1, level 4, #39

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