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Bachelor's/Master of Public Policy
Apr
30
Thu
Thursday
The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
The COVID-19 outbreak is threatening the health of the family, friends, and communities we love but we also know that doing good for our communities will be even more important in the coming weeks and months.
3 Credit(s)
An overview of the state of the art in quantitative methods that are relevant to public policy research. Provides exposure to the state of the art in both econometric and survey research, and includes coverage of methods relevant to the particular students’ expected research and discussion sessions.
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Faculty:
Yueming 'Lucy' Qiu
3 Credit(s)
Explores ethical principles nourishing the legal norms and practices of the craft of intelligence. Students will learn about (a) the constitutional, international and legal frameworks of the craft of intelligence. (b) the underlying ethical principles of those frameworks; and (c) the indispensable guiding role of human dignity and compassion in the craft of intelligence.
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