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LO-1
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Debate the assumptions and limitations of public choice theory and apply the ‘tools’ associated with the theory |
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LO-2
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Use the core arguments of public choice and the principles of spatial analysis to explore and analyse political situations, institutions and complex political processes in liberal democracies |
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LO-3
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Demonstrate the ability to think and write coherently, logically, and creatively about public choice and politics in the academic style associated with the discipline |