1. Political theory & ideologies (justice, liberty, equality; liberalism, socialism, conservatism, feminism);
2. The state and its institutions (constitutions, organs of government, federalism);
3. Political behaviour (voting, parties, pressure groups, public opinion);
4. Public administration & public policy (how decisions are made and delivered);
5. International relations (war, peace, diplomacy, international organisations);
6. Comparative politics (regimes and systems across countries);
7. Law and politics (constitutions, judicial review, rights) — your home territory as law students.