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	Discussion of Anderson, chapters 2-4 (Thusday, November 8, 2005) • Materials posted here include the PowerPoint presentation slides used in class.
	Discussion of Roman/Arregui and Barber: Structural Approaches (Thusday, October 27, 2005) • Materials posted here include the PowerPoint presentation slides used in class.
	Discussion of Huber, Rueschemeyer and Stephens: Structural Approaches (Thusday, October 20, 2005) • Materials posted here include the PowerPoint presentation slides used in class.
	Discussion of Geddes, Burton/Higley, McFaul and Bunce (Thusday, October 13, 2005) • Materials posted here include the PowerPoint presentation slides used in class.
	Other course-related materials. Students who are unfamiliar with the basic concepts and frameworks of comparative politics may benefit from reviewing powerpoint presentations slides designed for POLS 373 Foundations of Comparative Politics. Material on the POLS 373 Notes page are updated weekly.
	Students without the full PowerPoint program can download a free version of PowerPoint viewer, available from the Microsoft website.