Scope of the Political Science Discipline
             The study of Political Science is the incorporation of society through the many
             graduated systems of U.S. politics; international relations; international organizations; comparative politics, and political theory. The main objectives of the discipline are prepare and enable citizens to use strong analytical skills and critical thinking in the analysis of theories, institutions, and processes in political science.
             The breadth of U.S. politics deals with the society in which we live in today. From the local and state politics to the federal level, we are constantly under the watchful eye of government. The daily interactions of citizens shapes and molds our society to be distinct from any other. Through the study of our political community, we learn the basics that allow us to become better citizens. Therefore, creating better communities.
             The next level of advancing a community is on the international level. Through the advancement in technology we now live in a world that is closely linked. In the study of International Relations, we learn to analyze our foreign policy issues that affect not only the U.S. but also the international community. The economic welfare of the U.S. depends heavily on our foreign policy, which is crucial to maintain the daily luxuries we enjoy.
             Part of the scope of international relations is the study of comparative politics. By studying the operations of governments around the world, we can better improve our relations and alliances. However, a large part of understanding other governments is not only to the benefit of Americans. Through educating ourselves in this subject, we as citizens of the world can also help improve the lives of others who live under repressive government regimes.
             Underlying all the politics of government, the core of Political Science is in the
             theories that conceptualized our actions. The beginning of
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