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LO-1
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To be able to apply the theoretical approaches put forward in the history of political thought to concrete political facts by considering the historical background of the political developments in today's world and the terms and concepts used to explain them. |
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LO-2
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To be able to establish analytical links between concrete political phenomena, institutions, developments and related conceptual tools that emerge in the social and political struggle processes today or at a certain stage in history. |
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LO-3
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To be able to perform conceptual syntheses between phenomena within the concretely apparent diversity, richness, difference and even contrast of the phenomenon encountered. |
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LO-4
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Without neglecting the historical origins and limits of political concepts and theories used in the analysis of political phenomena; To be able to make original evaluations by re-functionalizing these concepts and theories for the political phenomenon to be analyzed. |