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State and Local Government

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State and Local Government

This course studies the legal status of local government units in our political system, focusing on the structure and distribution of power among levels of government. It reviews the scope of local governmental powers in terms of the ability of municipalities to respond to the needs of modern 21st communities.

Credits: 3

Type: SEM

Partial list of professors who teach or have taught this course:
Ann Gellis		Spring 2012