LAP 685 Urban Politics and the Community

This course examines the impact on community areas of the distribution of power and the tensions hat drive modern cities. Students consider racial and ethnic divides and common interests and explore the relationship between government, private economic interests, and residents’ interests. They further discuss theoretical and policy issues as they relate to urban politics and their effects on communities and residents. Pre-requisite(s): LAP 600, and LAP 605; or permission of Program Chair or designate. Co-requisite(s): None. 3 semester hours